tailieunhanh - The Calvo Clause
PERHAPS the greatest asset of the United States in the present condition of tension in international relations is its strong na- tional economy. It is this economic strength which, in large meas- ure, is responsible for the rise of this nation to a position of tre- mendous power and influence, and for the development of an unrivaled standard of living for its citizenry. Economically power- ful though the United States may be, however, it is not self-suffi- cient. The world is, in fact, economically interdependent. The continued economic prosperity of America depends on that of the entire world, and, reciprocally, the economic prosperity of the world depends to a considerable. | THE Glvo CLAUSE A Problem of Inter-American and International Law and Diplomacy by DONALD R. SHEA THE CALVO CLAUSE This page intentionally left .
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