Titlebook: US Military Bases, Quasi-bases, and Domestic Politics in Latin America; Sebastian E. Bitar Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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,Failed Basing Agreements I: Ecuador’s Domestic Transformation and the Loss of Manta,urrency collapsed, civil society organizations, including labor unions and indigenous movements, blamed the Ecuadorean elite for siding with the United States and foreign capital instead of protecting the interests of the Ecuadorean people.

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Quasi-bases in Latin America,he emergence of quasi-bases as an alternative to formal bases, and their use in accomplishing the objectives of US security policy in Latin America. Instead of retreating from the region as a result of failed negotiations, the US military has found ways to operate from an expanding network of quasi-bases in the region.

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Introduction,ns in 1999. Soon after, the United States repeatedly used surveillance flights to monitor Venezuelan territory, and Venezuela’s new president, Hugo Chávez, denied the use of its airspace to US military planes. The loss of the US bases in Panama and Venezuela’s reluctance to allow US flights over its

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Base Politics: Conceptual Framework,le facilities to small installations for storing pieces of strategic equipment, US military bases around the globe serve as multipliers of the capacity of the United States to act as a superpower in the international system (Lutz, 2009). But in order to sustain a network of bases, the United States