Allende’s Chile and the Inter-American Cold War (New Cold War History)
by Tanya Harmer
Tanya Harmer’s Allende’s Chile and the Inter-American Cold War examines Chile’s experience through the interconnected politics of the Americas. As part of the New Cold War History, the book offers a regional perspective on Cold War tensions, international relations, and the historical forces surrounding Allende’s Chile.
About This Book
Allende’s Chile and the Inter-American Cold War places Chilean history within the broader context of Cold War relations in the Americas.
Tanya Harmer explores the connections between domestic politics, regional affairs, and international tensions during the period associated with Salvador Allende’s Chile.
The book contributes to the New Cold War History by emphasizing the inter-American dimensions of a conflict often viewed through a narrower global lens.
It is a work of historical analysis for readers interested in Chile, the Cold War, Latin America, and international relations.
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