Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Tables and Figures

pp ix-ix

Foreword

pp x-xii

Introduction: Active Non-Alignment (ANA) A Doctrine

pp 1-14

Part One - The Emerging World Order

pp 15-16

Chapter One - A World Order in Crisis

pp 17-32

Chapter Two - The State of US-Latin American Relations: The Case for a Diplomacy of Equidistance

pp 33-48

Chapter Three - China as a New Partner for Latin America: Toward a Diversification of International Relations

pp 49-60

Chapter Four - The United States–China Competition and its Impact on Latin America in The Post-Pandemic World

pp 61-72

Chapter Five - Latin American Foreign Policies in an Era of Transition

pp 73-84

Part Two - Active Non-Alignment In The New Geopolitical Environment

pp 85-86

Chapter Six - The United States-China Dispute and Latin American Security

pp 87-100

Chapter Seven - The Resurgence of Eurasia and Latin America

pp 101-112

Chapter Eight - From the Non-Aligned Movement to Active Non-Alignment: History and Lessons

pp 113-122

Chapter Nine - Latin America in The Post-Western World

pp 123-132

Chapter Ten - Latin America and Active Non-Alignment

pp 133-140

Part Three - Active Non-Alignment in the New International Political Economy

pp 141-142

Chapter Eleven - The Insertion of Latin America in The World Economy

pp 143-156

Chapter Twelve - Active Non-Alignment, Global Governance and International Financing

pp 157-166

Chapter Thirteen - Active Non-Alignment and Global Economic Governance: Trade and Investment

pp 167-182

Chapter Fourteen - Latin America, The Covid-19 Pandemic, and The Restructuring of Value Chains

pp 183-200

Chapter Fifteen - The Promise of Active Non-Alignment and its Intersection with Post-Hegemonic Regionalism

pp 201-214

Part Four - National Perspectives

pp 215-216

Chapter Sixteen - Chile’s Route to Non-Alignment, 1945–1973

pp 217-230

Chapter Seventeen - Argentina and The Third Position

pp 231-238

Chapter Eighteen - Peru, Autonomy, and Active Non-Alignment

pp 239-250

Chapter Nineteen - Brazil and The Global South

pp 251-262

Conclusions—Implications of an Active Non-Alignment (ANA)

pp 263-274