Pan American Commerce: Past-present-future, From The Pan American Viewpoint. Report Of The Second Pan American Commercial Conference Held In The Build (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271758371)

"Pan American Commerce: Past-Present-Future, From The Pan American Viewpoint" offers a detailed look into the proceedings of the Second Pan American Commercial Conference, held in Washington, D.C. in June 1919. This report, compiled by John Barrett and Julián Moreno-Lacalle, encapsulates the discussions and insights shared during a pivotal moment for inter-American relations.

The book provides a summarized account of the conference, shedding light on the commercial dynamics, challenges, and opportunities within the Pan-American framework. It serves as a valuable historical document, illustrating early 20th-century perspectives on trade, economic development, and diplomatic relations among the nations of the Americas. Readers interested in the history of international commerce and Pan-Americanism will find this a compelling resource.

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