El día miércoles 23/7, a las 13.45 horas, voy a estar comentando este panel en las Jornadas Internacionales ISA-FLACSO 2014, que se van a desarrollar en la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la UBA. Aula 432, en el nuevo edificio.
Panel:
"New Perspectives on Latin America’s Cold War"
Compounded by studies based on recently declassified
diplomatic sources, this panel intends to bring new perspectives on the subject
of Latin America’s Cold War. It is aimed at understanding how the Cold War, in
its multiple dimensions – politics, economics, society and international
relations –, shaped Latin American post-war history. This is pursued through
country-case studies, focused on Brazil and Cuba, as well as by broader
contributions, looking at the hemisphere as a whole. It is expected that a better
understanding of Latin America’s Cold War presents insights for the
comprehension of the actual inter-American system and of its future
developments.
Participants
- Chair Felipe Loureiro
- Discussant Leandro Morgenfeld
Brazil and the Alliance for Progress: New Evidences on
the US-Brazilian Financial Relations during the implementation of João
Goulart’s Three-Year Plan (1963)
- Felipe Loureiro
Latin America and the “Cuban Question”, 1959-1964
- Tanya Harmer
A "Friend of the Revolution"? Vasco Tristão
Leitão da Cunha, Fidel Castro and Brazilian-Cuban Relations, 1956-1964
- James Hershberg
Latin America's Cold War: A Reassessment
- Dustin Walcher
Brazil's Struggle for a Third Power: the “Latin
Front”, the Multilateral System, and the Cold War, 1946-1954
- Alexandre Moreli
Cold War Memories: Latin America versus the United
States
- Stephen Rabe
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