Steve Ellner’s edited work provides an insightful, if not wholly convincing, argument against dismissing the pink tide and the associated approach to extractivism in Latin America.
In trade, finance, and strategic cooperation, China’s growth meant new opportunities for Latin America and reduced dependence on the United States.
Gabriel Passetti highlights the historic role of the British Empire in Latin America and New Zealand, and inter-American relations from the 19th century to the present day.
US involvements with Latin America are certain to remain tied to an agenda of national security concerns, despite the electoral result.
Due to the size of Guyana’s economy, the impact of increased oil production will place the country as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world.
The Mercosur-Pacific Alliance’s ‘Plan of Action’ provides the opportunity to reestablish regional coordination and integration in Latin America.
The ideas guiding Bolsonaro’s foreign policy are not essentially different from those championed by many others who preceded him.
The Bolivarian Revolution and its authoritarian resilience can be interpreted as manifestations of a larger global process relating to the decline of the liberal order.
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