Notes: The Role of the American Corporation in the Economic Development of Latin America:

Authors

James H. Hancock

First Page

757

Abstract

This note will examine the potential conflict between United States'antitrust policy and United States' foreign policy in Latin America. As background, Part II will provide a brief discussion of the United States' foreign policy objective in Latin America. In Part III, the discussion will turn to the most likely context for conflict-the potentials of the American corporation for advancing that foreign policy objective. Part IV will illustrate how the possibility of extra-territorial application of United States' antitrust laws gives rise to the potential for conflict between those laws and the United States' foreign policy in Latin America. Part V will examine the most likely context for conflict and determine whether a conflict actually exists. Finally, Part VI will define the nature of the actual conflict and suggest a resolution.

Recommended Citation

James H. Hancock, Notes: The Role of the American Corporation in the Economic Development of Latin America:, 19 Vanderbilt Law Review 757 (1966)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol19/iss3/7