A Few Non-Conclusive Thoughts about Foreign Policy and Social Demands
AUTOR(ES)
Malamud, Andrés
FONTE
Contexto int.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2016-06
RESUMO
Abstract In an increasingly interdependent world, not only politics but also societies become ever more intertwined. Therefore, foreign policy-making is progressively influenced by domestic factors, not only in the country in question but also in others. This special issue seeks to shed light on the degree to which Latin American civil societies and social movements are shaping foreign policy. The provisional, though contested, answer is 'not much.'
