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,tween 1996 and 2006, no president was able to hold power for a complete constitutional term. Popular resistance and anti-US sentiment grew in the country as the relationship with Washington did not seem to benefit the Ecuadorean people during times of crisis. As the banking system and the national c

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Failed Basing Agreements II: The Seven Formal Bases in Colombia,olombian territory (Carvajal & Cardona, 2011). The governments of both countries shared an interest in moving and expanding US operations to Colombia from the air base in Manta, Ecuador, which was due to be closed in 2009 (see chapter 3).

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Quasi-bases in Latin America,model developed in chapter 2 was useful to turn the attention to the domestic political challenges that help explain the success or failure of formal basing agreements. But in order to explain why the United States has failed to open or maintain formal bases in Latin America, we need to understand t

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Conclusions, start of the twenty-first century. The book has considered negotiations where formal bases have succeeded and a series of cases where they did not. The explanation for the different outcomes seems to come, not from the diverging preferences of national governments, but from the domestic processes t

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