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Colonialism by Modern Means
Falk, Richard | June 16, 1984 issue

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Discusses why the U.S. continue to support, as of June 1984, repressive governments in the Third World. Issues affecting the invasion of the U.S. on Grenada in 1983; Need to distinguish the roles of the Soviet Union and the U.S. in the political and economic status of Third World countries; Belief that the success of Third World nationalists would jeopardize the economic and diplomatic interests of the U.S. in these countries.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; UNITED States -- Foreign relations -- 1981-1989; WORLD politics; GRENADA -- History -- American Invasion, 1983; DEVELOPING countries
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