¡Adiós, Habana! ¡Hola, Nueva York! (Good-Bye, Havana! Hola, New York!)

"A coherent, strong and well-organized [book] that will make a significant contribution to the literature." - Pablo Toral, Department of Political Science, Beloit College

"Highly original and stimulating...of superb intellectual quality." - Carlos Seiglie, Department of Economics, Rutgers University"This study confounds popular assumptions and accounts for a surprising phenomenon that cannot be explained by standard international relations theories. It shows clearly that in the region where instability and military regimes have been prevalent, wars between countries do not occur. Peace between states endures, perversely, not despite militarism but because of it. Powerful evidence, fascinating analysis, and a conclusion that theorists of the causes of war cannot ignore." - Richard Betts, Director, Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, Columbia University

"This is an important addition to the growing literature on war in Latin America. Better than anyone, Martín has engaged in a thorough review of how Latin America confirms or refutes international relations theory. As such, the book will be critical reading for not only those working on the continent, but for students of war in general. Martín's emphasis on the critical role of military socialization makes a great deal of sense and places the actions and proclivities of Latin American soldiers in a new light." - Miguel Angel Centeno, Princeton University"We think of democracies as the club of nations that never fight wars against each other. Yet South America's states, including many military dictatorships, have not fought a major war among themselves since 1935. Félix Martín's Militarist Peace in South America advances the innovative argument that the continent's militaries came to adopt a transnational professional ethos that underpinned this unequaled peace. This stimulating challenge to conventional wisdom deserves to be read and debated widely." - Jack Snyder, Robert and Renée Belfer Professor of International Relations, Columbia University"Written in a formal academic style and with heavy documentation, the work makes contributions to both international relations theory and Latin American studies. It belongs in most university and college collections." - J.A. Rhodes, Luther College, Choice Magazine

Conditions for War and Peace

Militarist Peace in South America

Lucretia als Ideal der Sittsamkeit. Livius' "Ab urbe condita" 1, 58, 10

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Origins and Evolution of IR at its Centenary

The Making of Global International Relations

Inwentaryzacja nowej odmiany kapitalizmu

Pierwsze fundamenty kapitalizmu behawioralnego

"The best science whodunnit I have ever read."—David Bellamy, New Scientist

Coral Reef Crisis

What is Natural?

The Secret of Greylands

Blackthorn Winter

Le Crime Et La Folie (1874)

Mozart's Piano Concertos

Roman | Ein hinreißender Roman über die späte Liebe - "überraschend und zutiefst berührend." Emotion

Kleine Freuden

El Épico Fracaso de Arturo Zamora / The Epic Fail of Arturo Zamora

De Rebus Gestis Alexandri Magni Historia (1720)

The Art and Practice of Directing for Theatre

Voyage Au Pays Des Singes (1883)

Zbirka Pri¿a za decu

De Artikelen 24 En 26 Der Gemeentewet (1889)

A Short Treatise On The Personal Status Of Children (1905)

The Law Relating To Children

An Enumeration Of The Plants Of The Galapagos Archipelago (1851)

A Patchwork Of Story And Song (1865)

Crosspatch, The Cricket, And The Counterpane

Contes En Vers Et Quelques Pieces Fugitives (1797)

Kinyarwanda - Japanese (in japanese script), visual dictionary

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Malagasy (Tesaka) - Arabic (in arabic script), visual dictionary

BABADADA black-and-white, Malagasy (Tesaka) - Arabic (in arabic script), rakibolana an-tsary - visual dictionary (in arabic script)

Green Functors and G-sets

The Economic Decoding of Religious Dogmas

The Crow, the Cow and the Beaver

The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Collected in Three Volumes. Vol. I.[-Iii.].; Volume 2

¡Adiós, Habana! ¡Hola, Nueva York! (Good-Bye, Havana! Hola, New York!)

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