South & Central America

Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1992 FINE First Edition Trade Paperback, 7" by 10", 249 pages, illustrated, index. A superb copy with nearly perfect covers and as-new unmarked interiors. - Illustrated with nearly one thousand photos, this volume explains when, where, why and how to best apply the deadly techniques of Tae Kwon Do - and gives pinpoint explanations of the advantages and disadvantages of each move, analyzing them step-by-step from offensive, defensie and counter-attacking perspectives. The author was a pioneer of martial arts in the U.S., and was chief instructor at the Karate Institute in NYC, and captain of the Korea University Taw Kwon Do team.. more information

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Toronto: Between the Lines, 1990 VERY GOOD First Edition. All pages nice & tight, a fair bit of underlining by previous owner, only a trace of shelf-wear, one tiny mark on front cover from price tag removal, overall very nice. 6" by 9" 287 pages. This book examines Canada's political and economic support of Central American countries, the nature of the regional disputes, and U.S. responsibility for tensions and instability. The issues discussed include human rights, development patterns, displacement of refugees, and peace negotiations. The authors also make concrete proposals and recommendations for peace and conflict resolution. This is a very thoughtful and highly detailed book on foreign relations, politics and governments. It includes El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Honduras - and examines the policies of the U.S. and Canadian governments regarding Central America. . Trade Paperback. more information

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