Documents, white papers, and reports produced by working groups, committees, and programs of Americas Society and Council of the Americas.

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Woodrow Wilson Center Latin American Program
August 19, 2010
"Any and all changes to the U.S. embargo must first and foremost be geared toward strengthening the hand of the island’s independent sectors," says AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini in this report published by the Woodrow Wilson Center's Latin America Program.

July 15, 2010
Written in collaboration with the Brookings Institution and the Cuba Study Group, this white paper outlines ways that public and private sector can buiild access to technology and telecommunications services in Cuba.



Nicole Spencer
June 2010
The AS/COA Energy Action Group's new working paper explores the transformation of Peru’s oil and gas sector from an industry in decline to a major contributor for economic growth in Peru. The paper makes several recommendations based on Peru’s experience but intended for broader hemispheric consideration.

Spring 2010
In the second in a three-part series of new gateway city working papers, AS/COA looks at immigrants' economic contributions in Omaha and examines how the private and public sectors are working to promote Latinos' socioeconomic integration.

November 2009
This working paper explores energy and climate issues in Brazil and elaborates on recommendations regarding biofuels, the country's environmental profile, and prospects for a U.S.-Brazilian energy partnership.


September 2009
This new AS/COA working paper, the first in a three-part series focused on new immigrant gateway cities, documents how organizations are promoting immigrants’ socioeconomic integration and maximizing Hispanic immigrants’ contributions in Nashville.

The Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
February 6, 2009
This report, the result of work by four working groups, looks at practical policy options in security cooperation, economic integration, immigration, and border management for forging a better relationship with Mexico.

January 13, 2009
On January 13, the AS/COA Trade Advisory Group released the report Building the Hemispheric Growth Agenda: A New Framework for Policy, detailing ways to reignite trade and integration with Latin America, even during troubled economic times.

July 23, 2008
A new AS/COA white paper demonstrates a collective commitment by private-sector leaders to promoting the integration of immigrant communities and offers best practices for encouraging Hispanic workforce development and community integration.

April 22, 2008
The North American Competitiveness Council provided a report on April 22 at the North American Leaders Summit in New Orleans. The report argues that government and business leaders must work harder to broaden public understanding of the benefits that flow from liberalized trade and investment within North America.

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