Just the facts

This study arose from the Latin America Working Group's judgment that the U.S. military relationship with Latin America and the Caribbean deserves more attention, analysis and oversight. In a way, it is the primary audience for its own study: its work demands a better knowledge of security assistance programs, which have changed significantly since the end of the cold war. Making this information available in one place benefits other nongovernmental organizations, U.S. government personnel involved in the security-assistance process, and interested members of the general public throughout the hemisphere.

by Adam Isacson, Joy Olson

Latin America Working Group in association with the Center for International Policy · First published 1998 · 252 pages