Drug Trafficking in the Americas
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ContributorsIntroductionCh. 1The Bush Administration's Andean Drug Strategy in Historical Perspective1Ch. 2U.S.-Andean Drug Policy23Ch. 3The U.S. Military and the War on Drugs43Ch. 4After San Antonio61Ch. 5The Size of the Illegal Drug Industry77Ch. 6Drug Trafficking and Society in Colombia97Ch. 7Drug Trafficking and the Guerrilla Movement in Colombia121Ch. 8Drug Summitry: A Colombian Perspective131Ch. 9Glyphosate and Drug Control Policy in Colombia149Ch. 10The Andean Cocaine Dilemma161Ch. 11Peru, Drugs, and Shining Path179Ch. 12Recent Literature on Drugs in Bolivia201Ch. 13U.S.-Bolivia Counternarcotics Efforts During the Paz Zamora Administration: 1989-1992217Ch. 14Ecuador and the War on Drugs259Ch. 15Drug Trafficking, Drug Consumption, and Violence in Ecuador283Ch. 16The Impact of Drug Trafficking on Ecuadoran Politics: 1989-1992301Ch. 17Drug Trafficking and Drug Abuse in Paraguay317Ch. 18Paraguay and International Drug Trafficking351Ch. 19Drug Trafficking in U.S.-Mexican Relations: What You See Is What You Get373Ch. 20After Camarena395Ch. 21U.S.-Mexican Border Drug Control: Operation Alliance as a Case Study423Ch. 22Central America and Drug Trafficking445Ch. 23Costa Rica and the Drug Trade455Ch. 24The Drug Trade in the Caribbean: Policy Options469Ch. 25Politics and U.S.-Jamaican Drug Trade in the 1980s481Ch. 26International Cooperation and the War on Drugs513Ch. 27The International Nexus: Where Worlds Collide521Ch. 28Who Are the Bad Guys? Literary Images of Narcotraffickers535
