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Former Senator Burton's Trip to South America, 1915
Former Senator Burton's trip to South America, 1915 by Otto Schoenrich. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1915 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.
Santo Domingo
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Venezuela Up-to-date
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The Trail of Diplomacy
This volume, the second of a three-part documentary, continues the history of the Guyana-Venezuela border issue from where Volume One left off. It describes Venezuelas dissatisfaction over the territorial and boundary award issued in 1899 by the international arbitral tribunal, subsequently leading to that countrys government unilaterally declaring it in 1962 as being null and void. The volume goes on to examine the evolved political events, including the sporadic Venezuelan infringements of Guyanas territorial integrity and the pursuit of diplomacy by both countries, resulting eventually in 1966 to a formal agreement at Geneva aimed at seeking a practical settlement of the controversy arising from Venezuelas contention of the nullity of the arbitral award. A subsidiary protocol to suspend the search for a settlement was signed in Port of Spain in 1970, but the succeeding twelve-year period was characterized by a succession of bilateral political interplay, resulting in Venezuelas decision to terminate this pact in 1982.
Underdevelopment Is a State of Mind
Originally published in 1985, Underdevelopment Is a State of Mind_ was one of the first studies to examine Latin America's rocky development as cultural, rather than colonial, byproduct.
The Shifting Foreign Policy of Venezuela Toward Guyana.
It is approximately 128 years since diplomatic relations were severed between Venezuela and Great Britain over the border issue with Guyana. At the the insistence of Venezuela, the United States considered the controversy as falling within the purview of the Monroe Doctrine. Consequently, the United States pressured Great Britain into making an Agreement with Venezuela in 1897. This Agreement averted a war between the two major powers. The parties agreed to submit the dispute to arbitration under the Treaty of Washington. Both sides agreed that the findings of the Arbitration Tribunal would be final.However, Venezuela has nullified the Award. The Geneva Agreement of 1966 was then signed. The Agreement was specifically designed to address the issue raised by Venezuela. However, the Agreement clearly stipulated that no new claim, or enlargement of an existing claim, to territorial sovereignty in those territories shall be asserted while this Agreement is in force.
