July 12, 2016
Brazil and the Southern Cone, Central America, Cuba, North America, The Andes, The Caribbean, U.S.-Latin America Relations, Venezuela

Peripheral Realism Revisited

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Andrés Malamud

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Schenoni, Luis, and Carlos Escudé (2016) “Peripheral Realism Revisited”
The authors empirically test one of the few native Latin American theories of international relations.

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