Latin America’s Strategic Outlook:
Populist Politics, Health Concerns, and Other Security Challenges
Latin America continues to face multiple security challenges including natural disasters, infectious diseases, organized crime, terrorism, migration, economic development, and threats to democratic governance.
This April 2017 report on “Latin America’s Strategic Outlook: Populist Politics, Health Concerns, and Other Security Challenges” deals with recent security-related developments such as the Rio Olympics, the Zika epidemic, and post-Castro-era assessments.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Professor Yonah Alexander
Populist Politics
Abraham Stein
The Rio Olympics and the Zika Epidemic
Professor Gary Simon
Professor S. Gerald Sandler
Dr. Asha M. George
Dr. Tara Kirk Sell
The Post-Castro Era: Security Assessments
Professor Margaret Hayes
Dr. Diana Villiers Negroponte
Bruce Zagaris
Fernando Jimenez
