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El Caribe contemporáneo

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Libro El Caribe contemporáneo

Partiendo de la crisis de los treinta, Pierre-Charles analiza la consolidación de la hegemonía norteamericana en el Caribe mediante el establecimiento de bases militares y compañías transnacionales modernas. Su estudio desemboca en la revolución cubana y comprende las islas, los espacios marítimos y continentales que integran el perímetro geopolítico de la región, incluyendo la Zona del Canal de Panamá.

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  • Gérard Pierre-charles

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