Routledge Argentina's Foreign Policy - Political Science Book

Explore the complex landscape of South American diplomacy with Argentina's Foreign Policy, published by Routledge. This academic text examines how the crises of nation building and industrialization have shaped the country's approach to the global stage. Readers will gain insight into the conflicting perspectives that define Argentinian international relations. The book analyzes the views of classic liberals, who see Argentina as a Western, European society seeking effective participation in world affairs, against the views of statist nationalists, who see a dependent, developing nation. Written by Edward S. Milenky, a researcher with the International Affairs Office at the Energy Research and Development Administration, this work provides a scholarly look at the domestic images and foreign policies that have emerged from Argentina's historical shifts. It is a valuable resource for students and professionals in political science, government, and international relations seeking to understand the drivers of regional policy.