Foreign policy and regionalism in the Americas / 
edited by Gordon Mace, Jean - Philippe Thérien 
 - Boulder, CO :  Lynne Rienner Publishers,  1996       
 - 256 p. / 23 cm. 
<br/><br/>This is a comparative analysis of foreign policy behaviour in the Americas which focuses on the emerging trend towards regionalism. Fundamental questions regarding the relationship between national foreign policy and hemispheric co-operation and integration are addressed. \  
<br/><br/> Introduction : Foreign policy and regionalism in the Americas, 1. -- Changes in world system and U.S. relations with the Americas, 19. -- Mexico's hemispheric option in the Post-Cold War Era, 39. -- Jamaica : The end of the Postcolonial Era, 69. -- Colombia's assertive regionalism in Latin America, 103. -- Peru : Atypical external behavior, 121. -- Brazil's response to the new regionalism, 137. -- Argentina : The Great Opening Up, 159. -- Democracy and regional multilateralism in Chile, 181. -- Conclusión : External forces, State strategies, and regionalism in the Americas, 199 
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>002 E 18.85 F714 1996