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Professor Greg Grandin, History, New York University: "Toward a Rump Monroe Doctrine: U.S.-Latin American Relations on the eve of the 2012 Elections"
Speaker Professor Greg Grandin, History, New York University
Date Mar 29, 2012
Time 12:00 pm
Location Room 126, Library and Information Science Building
Cost Free and open to the public
Sponsor The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese; Center for Advanced Study; Departments of History; Anthropology; Latino/a Studies; and the Lemann Institute for Brazilian Studies
Event type Lecture
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Originating Calendar School of Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics Calendar
The author will discuss U.S.-Latin American relations in the context of both domestic politics--the upcoming presidential elections in the U.S.--and global diplomacy, in particular what seems to be the fast unraveling of the U.S. Regional alliance system, on which Washington has for decades rested its foreign policy. Greg Grandin discusses the agenda of the Democrat and Republicans parties toward the region.
