Not Condemned To Repetition: The United States And Nicaragua, Second Edition
"A clear, well-written, and fascinating account of the evolution of U.S. policy towards Nicaragua... required reading."  ---Herald Muñoz, Hemisphere"A valuable account"  ---The Economist"By far the best study to date on the early years of the Sandinista revolution."  ---Richard Millett, Caribbean Review"Highly recommended."  ---Library Journal"Straightforward and honest"  ---Shirley Christian -The New Republic"There is... much here that will interest anyone who has ever wondered how our foreign policy is really made."  ---Wall Street Journal"This book is essential reading on U.S. policy making toward Nicaragua in the Carter and Reagan years."  ---Kenneth E. Sharpe, Political Science Quarterly"This closely reasoned study.. explain(s) why and how the Sandinista revolution occurred, [and] why it was radicalized."  ---Publishers WeeklyRobert Pastor is uniquely qualified to write a definitive book about the relationship between Nicaragua and the United States."  ---Jimmy Carter, former President of the United States