The New and Not-So-New Foreign Policies in the Americas
The New and Not-So-New Foreign Policies in the Americas
Calculations of national interest and foreign policies are shifting in Latin America and the Caribbean. Those changes stem from the rise of the Global South, the perceived decline of U.S. power, and the proliferation of multiple connections and relations, including new regional multilateral groups. Those variables, however, are shaped by individual country legacies and a regional reflex toward national sovereignty and solidarity. This newfound diplomatic muscularity will shrink as the region’s and China’s economies cool, but the sense of independence and the region’s contestation of U.S. policies will continue.
Keywords: Regionalism, Foreign policy, Latin America, Caribbean, Global South, China
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