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"In early 2009, at the start of a new administration in Washington, the Brookings Institution Press published The Obama Administration and the Americas: Agenda for Change, offering a roadmap for a fresh approach to U.S. relations with its neighbors. Now, at the midway point of that presidential administration, the editors of that insightful volume follow up with Shifting the Balance: Obama and the Americas, an authoritative and critical look at what President Obama and his team have done in regard to Latin America and the Caribbean, how they have been received in the region, and what steps should be taken in the future.
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Contents
Contents Foreword: Mauricio Cardenas (Director of the Latin American Initiative at Brookings) Chapter 1: The Obama Administration and the Americas, Abraham F. Lowenthal Chapter 2: Mexico and the United States: The Search for a Strategic Vision, Carlos Heredia and Andres Rozental Chapter 3: Obama and Brazil, Joao Augusto de Castro Neves and Matias Spektor Chapter 4: The United States and Colombia: Recalibrating the Relationship, Michael Shifter Chapter 5: The Chavez Challenge for Obama: An Inconvenient Marriage or Frosty Separation, Jennifer McCoy Chapter 6: U.S.-Bolivian Relations: Behind the Impasse, George Gray Molina Chapter 7: Obama's Cuba Policy: The End of the New Beginning,A" Daniel P. Erikson Chapter 8: Honduras: A Test for Obama's Policies, Kevin Casas-Zamora Chapter 9: Haiti: Life Beyond Survival, Juan Gabriel Valdes Chapter 10: The Democracy Agenda in the Americas: Multilateral Action, Theodore Piccone Chapter 11: Obama and the Americas: Old Hopes, New Risks, Laurence Whitehead
