Rising trade, shifting ties
Subtitle: U.S. relations with North, Central & South America energized by the Panama Canal expansion
By: Dan Glickman, Vice President, The Aspen Insititute
Contributors: Glickman, Dan; Aspen Institute
Series: The Aspen Institute Congressional Program -- vol. 30, no. 1
Publisher: The  Aspen Institute
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Economic development; Economic conditions
Notes: "The Aspen Institute's Congressional Program convened a conference in Panama City, Panama to consider the topic of "Rising trade, shifting ties: U.S. relations with North, Central, and South America energized by the Panama Canal Expansion. Meeting from February 17-22, 2015"--Page 1.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Rapporteur's summary / Shannon O'Neil; title: Why North America is stronger than it parts / Arturo Sarukhan; title: North America: time for a new focus: a report of the Independent Task Force on North America, sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relation / Robert Zoellick, David Petraeus, Shannon O'Neil; title: The Panama Canal Expansion: what it means for North America / Geraldine Knatz; title: The mystery of the unaccompanied alien children of 2014 / Eric Olson; title: The security situation in the countries of the Northern Triangle: Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras / Claudia Paz y Paz Bailey; title: Central America's role in the Western Hemisphere: a Panamanian perspective / Isabel Saint Malo de Alvarado; title: The 2015 Summit of the Americas: the view of a skeptic / Christopher Sabatini; title: The Panama Summit in a transformed Americas / Michael Shifter; title: Conference participants; title: Conference agenda.