REGIONAL TENDENCIES ROOTED IN CHALLENGES OF THE PAST

In an interview, John H. Coatsworth, a leading scholar of Latin American economic and international history, discussed current trends in Latin America and offers a glimpse into the region's future trajectory based on its modern history. Coatsworth said that the differences between Cuba and Vene...

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Published in:Journal of international affairs (New York) 2013-04, Vol.66 (2), p.157-162
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Coatsworth, John H
Economic trends
Exports
FEATURES
Globalization
Government
Government corruption
Indigenous populations
Inequality
International politics
Latin American history
Latin American politics
Left wing politics
Legacies
Liberalism
Modern history
Politics
Presidents
Social issues
Trends
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