State terror in the U.S.-Latin American interstate regime

Social Sciences

• state terror 100%
• political violence 54%
• regime 44%
• terrorism 30%
• violence 25%
• Latin America 21%
• political actor 11%
• Military 10%
• twenty-first century 9%
• civil defense 9%
• political interest 8%
• campaign 8%
• political system 6%
• cause 6%
• twentieth century 6%
• dispute 5%
• Law 5%
• regional structure 5%
• economic elite 4%
• local elite 4%
• New Age 4%
• political group 4%
• El Salvador 4%
• human rights abuse 4%
• psyche 4%
• Nicaragua 4%
• Guatemala 4%
• torture 4%
• political structure 4%
• genocide 4%
• international system 4%
• political culture 3%
• country of origin 3%
• peasant 3%
• political elite 3%
• causality 3%
• Peru 3%
• diplomacy 3%
• civil war 3%
• allies 3%
• rationality 3%
• tactics 3%
• military 3%
• surveillance 3%
• penalty 3%
• village 3%
• Mexico 2%
• comprehension 2%
• developing country 2%
• social science 2%
• society 2%
• anxiety 2%
• Group 2%
• history 1%
• economics 1%
• experience 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Violence 66%
• Latin America 21%
• Psychological Power 9%
• Political Systems 9%
• Civil Defense 7%
• Coercion 7%
• Dissent and Disputes 6%
• Human Rights Abuses 4%
• Diplomacy 4%
• Genocide 4%
• El Salvador 4%
• Economics 4%
• Nicaragua 4%
• Torture 4%
• Guatemala 3%
• Peru 3%
• Punishment 3%
• Social Sciences 3%
• Armed Conflicts 2%
• Mexico 2%
• Causality 2%
• Developing Countries 2%
• Fear 2%
• History 1%
• Technology 1%
• Databases 1%
• Growth 1%
• Population 1%

Engineering & Materials Science

• Violence 90%
• Civil defense 8%
• Economics 3%
• Social sciences 3%
• History 3%
• Developing countries 2%
• Derivatives 2%
• Availability 1%