Examines how the outcome of wars in the distant past have shaped the modern Latin American states of today.
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Luis L. Schenoni is Lecturer (Assistant Professor) and Director of the Security Studies Programme at the Department of Political Science, University College London. His work on war and the state has been published, among others, by the American Journal of Political Science.
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