Dictatorship across Borders: Brazil, Chile, and the South American Cold War
by Mila Burns
Mila Burns’s Dictatorship across Borders places Brazil and Chile within the broader South American Cold War. By treating dictatorship as a cross-border historical subject, the book offers a focused study of regional politics, authoritarianism, and the interconnected history of two influential South American countries.
About This Book
Dictatorship across Borders examines Brazil and Chile in the context of the South American Cold War.
Mila Burns focuses on dictatorship as a regional and cross-border historical subject rather than an isolated national experience.
The book connects political history across two countries and considers how the wider Cold War shaped the region.
It offers readers an analytical perspective on authoritarianism, borders, and twentieth-century South American history.
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