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In the past, for Latin Americanists a term I apply loosely to people who work in or on the region have tended to focus on domestic and development issues.

Christopher Sabatini: As Latin America Changes Will the U.S. Policy Debate? Christopher Sabatini 2011

In the past, for Latin Americanists a term I apply loosely to people who work in or on the region have tended to focus on domestic and development issues.

Christopher Sabatini: As Latin America Changes Will the U.S. Policy Debate? Christopher Sabatini 2011

Not only did they fail to alleviate the terminal problems of poverty and corruption; they also helped inspire the revival of a raw populism that many Latin Americanists had left for dead.

The Talented Mr. Chávez 2006

Not only did they fail to alleviate the terminal problems of poverty and corruption; they also helped inspire the revival of a raw populism that many Latin Americanists had left for dead.

The Talented Mr. Chávez 2006

Whether blog­gers con­sti­tute jour­nal­ists is abstract and imma­te­r­ial.

Who’s a Journalist? « Snarkmarket 2005

I think one form of tun­nel vision for main­stream jour­nal­ists is the belief that the jour­nal­ism of today is the way jour­nal­ism has always been.

… And Another Thing « Snarkmarket 2005

Which is an attempt to build an artificial centre drawing in Nationalists and Unionists.

Thin Edge Of The Democratic Wedge Harry Barnes 2007

M.P. for Randfontein, replying to 'certain Nationalists who complained that the

The Rise of the South African Reich - Chapter 16 1969

The judicial commission which investigated the subsequent disturbances attributed them, amongst other things, to the help that the strikers expected from the platteland, political incitement by certain Nationalists, and the desire of Nationalist-minded strikers to establish a republic. huge meeting of strikers was held in the Johannesburg Town Hall on Sunday

The Rise of the South African Reich - Chapter 2 1969

Unfortunately, as the letter states, "Washington's tendency to fight against hope and change has been especially prominent in recent U.S. responses to the democratically elected governments of Venezuela and Bolivia;" for most Latin Americanists, the nadir of Bush administration policy toward the region was its welcoming of the 2002 coup attempt against President Hugo Chávez.

Foreign Policy In Focus 2009