Title Latin American foreign policies in the new world order : the active non-alignment option / edited by Jorge Heine, Carlos Fortin, and Carlos Ominami

Published London ; New York : Anthem Press, an imprint of Wimbledon Publishing Company, 2023

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Description 1 online resource Contents <P>Foreword; Introduction: Latin America at the Beginning of a New Decade: A Region between a Rock and a Hard Place, Carlos Fortin, Jorge Heine and Carlos Ominami; Part I: The Emerging World Order: 1. A World Order in Crisis, Jorge Heine; 2. The State of US-Latin American Relations: The Case for a Diplomacy of Equidistance, Juan Gabriel Tokatlian; 3. China as a New Partner for Latin America: Towards a Diversification of International Relations, Barbara Stallings; 4. The US-China Competition and Its Impact on Latin America in a Post-Pandemic World, Esteban Actis And Nicolás Creus; 5. Latin American Foreign Policies in an Era of Transition, Leslie Elliott Armijo; Part II: Active Non-Alignment in the New Geopolitical Environment: 6. The US-China Dispute and Latin American Security, Monica Herz, Antonio Ruy De Almeida Silva and Danilo Marcondes; 7. The Resurgence of Eurasia and Latin America, Andres Serbin; 8. From the Non-Aligned Movement to Active Non-Alignment: History and Lessons, Roberto Savio; 9. Latin America in the Post-Western World, Oliver Della Costa Stuenkel; 10. Latin America and Active Non-Alignment, Jorge Castañeda; Part III: Active Non-Alignment in the New International Political Economy: 11. The Insertion of Latin America in the World Economy, Alicia Bárcena and Sebastián Herreros; 12. Non-Active Alignment and International Financing, Carlos Ominami; 13. Active Non-Alignment and Global Economic Governance, Carlos Fortin; 14. Latin America, the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Restructuring of Value Chains, Osvaldo Rosales; 15. The Promise of Active Non-Alignment at the Intersection with Post-Hegemonic Regionalism, Diana Tussie; Part IV: National Perspectives: 16. Chile's Route to Non-Alignment, José Miguel Insulza; 17. Argentina and the Third Position, Jorge Taiana; 18. Peru, Autonomy and Active Non-Alignment, Rafael Roncagliolo and Humberto Campodónico; 19. Brazil and the Global South, Celso Amorim; Conclusions: Implications of the Active Non-Alignment Option, Carlos Fortin, Jorge Heine and Carlos Ominami.</p> Summary Latin America, with eight percent of the world's population and thirty percent of the world's deaths from COVID-19, is Ground Zero of the pandemic. The region has also had the world's worst economic performance in this period. Moreover, it is presently caught in the Second Cold War that is emerging between the United States and China. In this context, the active non-alignment option constitutes an imaginative and creative way out of the current crisis Notes Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on February 21, 2023) Subject POLITICS & GOVERNMENT. Diplomacy. POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / Diplomacy. POLITICAL SCIENCE / General. POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / Caribbean & Latin American. Diplomatic relations SUBJECT Latin America -- Foreign relations -- 21st century Subject Latin America Form Electronic book Author Heine, Jorge, editor Fortin, Carlos, editor Ominami, Carlos, editor ISBN 9781839985737 1839985739 9781839985744 1839985747

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