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Negotiating Peace in El Salvador

by Juhn, Tricia

Macmillan Pub Ltd · 1998

A study of the UN-led talks that ended El Salvador's civil war, drawing on new documents and interviews with the chief negotiators. Suited to readers of Latin American and conflict history.

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About this book

Set against the collapse of the Cold War, this book follows almost two years of UN-led peace talks to end the civil war in El Salvador. Tricia Juhn presents the talks moment by moment, using previously private notes and interviews.

Its central argument is that lasting peace depended on restructuring relations between the country's powerful business owners and its armed forces. Juhn draws on interviews with the chief UN, American and Salvadoran negotiators to show how this played out at the table.

The book is part of the International Political Economy Series. Macmillan Pub Ltd published it in 1998. It runs to 164 pages. ISBN-13: 9780312210601.

At a glance

  • Based on new documentary evidence
  • Interviews with UN, American and Salvadoran negotiators
  • 164 pages, published 1998
  • Published by Macmillan Pub Ltd

Book details

ISBN-13
9780312210601
ISBN-10
0312210604
Authors
Juhn, Tricia
Published
1998
Pages
164
Condition
New

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