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LATIN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICIES

CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION IDEOLOGY AND PRAGMATISM IN LATIN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY

SCOPE, AIMS, AND OBJECTIVES OF THE BOOK BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE: ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS, IR THEORY, AND AREA STUDIES THE ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK: FIVE FACTORS FOR CONSIDERATION THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF THE BOOK NOTES

CHAPTER 1 LATIN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICIES BETWEEN IDEOLOGY AND PRAGMATISM: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS

IDEOLOGY, PRAGMATISM AND FOREIGN POLICY: CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS ENDS AND PURPOSES THE AVAILABLE MEANS AGENCY AND THE HUMAN FACTOR THE FOREIGN POLICY PROCESS THE HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXT CONCLUSION NOTES

CHAPTER 2 PRAGMATISM, IDEOLOGY, AND TRADITION IN CHILEAN FOREIGN POLICY SINCE 1990*

INTRODUCTION: MAIN HISTORICAL TRAITS SOURCES OF FOREIGN POLICY IN THE NEW DEMOCRACY CONCERTACIÓN’S GOALS AND PRACTICE IN THE 1990S NEITHER PRAGMATIC NOR IDEOLOGICAL: HISTORICAL LEGACIES AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES OPEN REGIONALISM THE TURN OF THE CENTURY AND THE “LATIN AMERICAN CRISIS” FREE TRADE AND IRAQ CHILE’S RESPONSE UNDER LAGOS AND BACHELET THE CENTRE-RIGHT GOVERNMENT OF PIÑERA CONCLUSION NOTES

CHAPTER 3 BRAZILIAN FOREIGN POLICY: CAUSAL BELIEFS IN FORMULATION AND PRAGMATISM IN PRACTICE

INTRODUCTION UNDERLYING BELIEFS OF BRAZILIAN FOREIGN POLICY DIVERGENCE IN POLITICAL PERCEPTIONS AND STRATEGIES SINCE THE 1990S THE MAIN FEATURES OF FOREIGN POLICY IN THE CARDOSO AND LULA GOVERNMENTS

CONCLUSION NOTES

CHAPTER 4 DANCING BETWEEN SUPERPOWERS: IDEOLOGY, PRAGMATISM, AND DRIFT IN PARAGUAYAN FOREIGN POLICY*

INTRODUCTION HISTORICAL OVERVIEW RODRÍGUEZ, PRESIDENTIALISM, AND THE TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY BETWEEN 1993 AND 2003: CRISIS AND DRIFT NICANOR DUARTE FRUTOS AND THE (TEMPORARY) ADOPTION OF PRAGMATISM TOWARD A NEW FOREIGN POLICY: ETHICS, PRAGMATISM, AND IDEOLOGY CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 5 ARGENTINE FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE KIRCHNERS: IDEOLOGICAL, PRAGMATIC, OR SIMPLY PERONIST?

INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW OF THE KIRCHNER ADMINISTRATIONS FOUR KEY FOREIGN-POLICY ISSUES UNDER THE KIRCHNERS

RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL AND MERCOSUR RELATIONS WITH VENEZUELA RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES RELATIONS WITH THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 6 FROM OBSCURITY TO CENTER STAGE: THE ARCHITECTONICS OF BOLIVIA’S FOREIGN POLICY

INTRODUCTION DIVORCING FROM HISTORY THE IMPACT OF THE DOMESTIC CONTEXT RELATIONS WITH VENEZUELA RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES BOLIVIA AND CHILE: TALKING PAST EACH OTHER OTHER ASPECTS OF BOLIVIAN FOREIGN POLICY CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 7 IDEOLOGY AND PRAGMATISM IN THE FOREIGN POLICY OF PERU

INTRODUCTION ANTECEDENTS FUJIMORI ADMINISTRATIONS (1990–2000) THE TOLEDO ADMINISTRATION (2001–2006) THE GARCÍA ADMINISTRATION (2006–2011) CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 8 THE CONTINUING PULL OF THE POLAR STAR: COLOMBIAN FOREIGN POLICY IN THE POST–COLD WAR ERA*

INTRODUCTION THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT YEARS OF CRISIS: THE SAMPER ADMINISTRATION THE PASTRANA TRANSITION ÁLVARO URIBE VÉLEZ AND THE POLITICS OF DEMOCRATIC SECURITY CONCLUSION NOTES

CHAPTER 9 VENEZUELAN FOREIGN POLICY UNDER CHÁVEZ, 1999–2010: THE PRAGMATIC SUCCESS OF REVOLUTIONARY IDEOLOGY?

INTRODUCTION INITIAL STEPS ON THE ROAD TO CHANGE NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES RELATIONS WITH COLOMBIA LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION AND THE PROMOTION OF AN ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ORDER PROMOTION OF MULTIPOLARITY CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 10 DEFYING EXPECTATIONS: THE EXTERNAL PROFILE AND ACTIVISM OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION

INTRODUCTION THE ROOTS OF IDEOLOGY THE INTERNAL DIMENSIONS OF FOREIGN POLICY RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES “IDEOLOGICAL PRAGMATISM” IN FOREIGN POLICY CUBA AND THE PINK TIDE CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 11 NICARAGUA’S PRAGMATIC IDEOLOGUES

INTRODUCTION FRAMEWORK NICARAGUAN FOREIGN POLICY 1979–2006 THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT (1979–1990) THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE RIGHT THE CHAMORRO ADMINISTRATION THE ALEMÁN ADMINISTRATION THE BOLAÑOS ADMINISTRATION THE SECOND ORTEGA ADMINISTRATION CONCLUSIONS NOTES

CHAPTER 12 MEXICO’S FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE PARTIDO ACCIÓN NACIONAL: PROMOTING DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND INTERESTS

CHAPTER 13 UNITY AND DIVERSITY IN LATIN AMERICAN VISIONS OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION

MERCOSUR

ORIGIN, EVOLUTION AND CURRENT DEBATES RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES THE ROLE OF BRAZIL THE DEVELOPMENT MODEL

ALBA

ORIGIN, EVOLUTION, AND CURRENT DEBATES RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES THE ROLE OF BRAZIL THE DEVELOPMENT MODEL

UNASUR

ORIGIN, EVOLUTION, AND CURRENT DEBATES RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES THE ROLE OF BRAZIL THE DEVELOPMENT MODEL

IDEOLOGY AND PRAGMATISM AT THE REGIONAL LEVEL CONCLUSION NOTES

CONCLUSIONS

ENDS AND PURPOSES AVAILABLE MEANS AGENCY PROCESS STRUCTURE AND CONTEXT NOTES

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