COHA’s Women’s Studies Series: SERNAM and the Underrepresentation of Women in Chile

By COHA Research Associate Andrea Arango

L’US Navy se déploie

Will U.S. economic woes expose Latin America to new turmoil?

Transfield Services grows a taste for Instrumentacion Y Servicios SA

Peru, Yes; Colombia? Free Trade Agreements: Lessons from Latin America’s Recent Past

By COHA Research Associate Manuel Trujillo

Pluralism Bursts into the Western Hemisphere

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Latin America’s Process of Economic and Social Stabilization: A Stagnant Experiment or a Force to be Reckoned With?

By COHA Research Associate Concetta Kim Martens

India: The Relatively Quiet, but Growing Presence of a New Asian Powerhouse in the Western Hemisphere, Particularly Brazil

By Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

The Fight Against Latin American Terrorism or the Destruction of Democracy?

By COHA Research Associate Katie Dickson

Today While the Press in the U.S. and Mexico Yawns, Harper Hosts Bush and Calderón in Quebec

By COHA Research Associate Kathleen Dugan

Chile’s Aggressive Military Arm Purchases Are Ruffling the Region, Alarming in Particular Bolivia, Peru and Argentina

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

The Bush White House, Condoleezza Rice, and Latin America: “Transformational Diplomacy” and Other Fancy Talk

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

Ecuador’s Quest For A Coherent Foreign Policy

By COHA Research Associates Anna Gangadharan and Erin Nagy

Juntos Podemos? Together We CAN: Chile and the Andean Community’s Quest for Free Trade

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

Hemispheric Echoes: The Reverberations of Latin American Populism

By COHA Director Larry Birns and COHA Senior Research Fellow Dr. Nicholas Birns

COHA Report: OAS’ and Chile’s Jose Miguel Insulza

By COHA Research Associate Eva Silkwood

The Russian Arms Merchant raps on Latin America’s Door

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

A Divided Chile Contemplates Pinochet’s Passing

By Research Associate Ryann Bresnahan

Chile’s Mining Strike at La Escondida has Ended, but the Nation’s Labor Struggle Continues

By COHA Research Associate Makiko Kurosaki

COHA Report: MERCOSUR Presidential Summit Concludes with High Hopes

By COHA Research Associates Lauren Watts and Katie Bolduc

Chile’s Student Protests and the Democratization of a Semi-Democratic Society

By COHA Research Associate Timothy Hatfield

Welcome Madam Chilean President to Washington

By COHA Research Associate Craig Jeffries

General Eduardo Aldunate: Chile’s Problematic Gift to Haiti who could turn out to be President-elect Bachelet’s First Foreign Policy Challenge

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sánchez

Chile’s Non-Eventful Presidential Runoff

By COHA Research Fellow Michael Lettieri and Research Associate Katie Harr

Spanish Arms Sale to Chávez: Venezuelan F-16s Bad; Chilean F-16s Good

By COHA Director Larry Birns and Research Associate Julian Armington

The Lagos Legacy and Chile’s Upcoming Elections

By COHA Research Associates, Julian Armington, Michael Lettieri, and Morris Shin

The Peru - Chile Arms Race: Current Ramifications of a Bitter History

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

Chilean Social Security Reform; Risking American Workers Pensions on the Dubious Success of Pinochet’s Economic Strategy

By COHA Research Associate Kaitlyn Powles

Checkmate by Default: Insulza Wins OAS Race because he is the Sole Candidate that Remains

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

Hemispheric Checkmate: Chile’s Insulza Likely to Become

By This analysis was prepared by COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

A Stillborn Strategic Alliance: The Mexican-Chilean Partnership

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Barbara Gonzalez

Chile: Less than Meets the Eye

By COHA Research Fellow Jessica Leight

The Race Heats Up: Candidates for OAS Secretary-General Are Announced

By COHA Research Fellow Alex Sanchez

The Sizzle vs. the Steak: APEC Summit in Santiago Global Ties vs. Latin Connections Chile Struts its Stuff

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Rebecca Evans, PhD.

Condoleezza Rice In, Colin Powell Out: Both Ill-Serve Latin America

By COHA Director Larry Birns with the assistance of COHA Research Associates David R. Kolker and Jenna Michelle Liut

Pinochet’s and the Chilean Military’s Tarnished Legacy

By COHA Senior Research Fellow Rebecca Evans, PhD.

As Chile and U.S. Relationship Grows Increasingly Close, Lagos Risks Further Isolation in Latin America

By COHA Research Associate David R. Kolker

President Lagos, Chile’s Tony Blair, Visits Washington

By COHA Research Associate Will Conkling