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Territorial Disputes and Their Resolution The Case of Ecuador and Peru

Beth A. Simmons

Contents

• Introduction
  
• Territorial Conflicts in Latin America
  
• Ecuador and Peru: The Search for a Border Solution
  • Background
    
  • The 1995 Border War and Its Diplomatic Aftermath
    
  • What Were the Remaining Impasses?
    
  • Contributing Factors to a Solution
    
• Conclusion
  Appendix: The Rio Protocol
  Notes
  About the Author

Contents | Key Points | Map | Foreword | One | Two | Three | Four | Appendix: The Rio Protocol | Notes | Author

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