Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis
Jonathan Blitzer examines the intertwined histories of the United States and Central America, exploring the forces that shaped a regional crisis. This work of history and political analysis places the relationship between the two regions at the center of a story about politics, consequence, and lasting historical connection.
About This Book
Jonathan Blitzer’s book explores the relationship between the United States and Central America.
It examines the historical forces behind a crisis that connects the region and the United States.
By placing these events within a broader political and regional context, the book considers how the crisis was made.
This is a work of history and political analysis about Central America, U.S. involvement, and the consequences of their shared past.
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