Issues in International Political Economy: U.S.-Latin American Attitudes

  • Latin America's Movement to the Left: March 2006, Number 75
    By Sidney Weintraub
    Mar 15, 2006

    A common theme during the past year or more, both in academia and the media, is that there is a leftward movement in Latin American politics, especially as demonstrated in presidential elections. There is no election in a place called Latin America, but the specific country elections in the region are depicted as a leftward trend or, as one think tank that specializes in the region calls it, a "pink tide."

    Programs
    Simon Chair in Political Economy
    Topics
    Trade and Economics
    Regions
    Americas, North America
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Issues in International Political Economy - U.S.-Latin American Attitudes: Latin America's Movement to the Left - March 2006, Number 75
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Issues in International Political Economy - U.S.-Latin American Attitudes: Latin America's Movement to the Left - March 2006, Number 75

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