Power, Institutions, and Leadership in War and Peace: Lessons from Peru and Ecuador, 1995–1998

Introduction: Explaining Interstate Conflict And Boundary Disputes In Post/cold War Latin America -- Two Nations In Conflict -- Presidential Decision Making: The Institutional And Personal Context -- Domestic Politics And The Push Toward War -- The Domestic Bases For Resolution -- Hemispheric Diplomacy And The Politics Of A Solution -- Conclusions: Lessons Learned, Progress Achieved, And Implications For Other Boundary Disputes -- Appendix A. Effective Number Of Parties -- Appendix B. Ecuadorean Attitudes Toward Relations With Peru (november 1992) -- Appendix C. Polling Data On Border Issues (1994/1996). David R. Mares And David Scott Palmer. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [167]-180) And Index.