Argentina e o Brasil Frente aos Estados Unidos (2003 – 2015) : Entre a Autonomia e a Subordinação (Portuguese Edition)
In 'Argentina e o Brasil Frente aos Estados Unidos (2003 – 2015): Entre a Autonomia e a Subordinação,' Lívia Peres Milani analyzes the foreign policy maneuvers of Argentina and Brazil against U.S. influence. Covering 2003 to 2015, it explores the delicate balance between pursuing autonomy and succumbing to subordination in a complex geopolitical landscape.
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This book examines the dynamics of Argentina and Brazil's interactions with the United States over the period from 2003 to 2015. It focuses on the geopolitical strategies employed by these South American nations amid global power shifts.
The narrative highlights the challenges of maintaining national sovereignty while navigating international pressures. Key themes include economic dependencies and political alliances that shaped regional policies.
Through a detailed historical lens, the work provides insights into how these countries balanced independence with the realities of U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
Authored by Lívia Peres Milani, the text offers a scholarly perspective on Latin American international relations during a transformative era.
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