Latin American Politics and Society · 2003 · 15 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesInternational RelationsPolitical ScienceForeign Policy AnalysisInternational OrganizationsInternational Political TheoryBilateral RelationsDiplomatic RelationsInternational CooperationInternational Public RelationsMultilateral DiplomacyRelationship With Member StatesForeign Policy HistoryInternational Economic InstitutionsInternational Regime FormationInternational Relations HistoryInternational Relations TheoryLimitsRelations With International OrganizationsUnited States Foreign Policy
Preface: Introduction 1. Autonomous Argentina: History of US-Argentine Relations 2. The New International Order and the Transformation of US Argentine Relations 3. The Making of Foreign Policy: Competing Models in the United States and Argentina 4. Defining the Terms of Friendship: Issues in US-Argentine Relations 5. International Institutions and the Bilateral Relationship: An Accommodation with Limits 6. Conclusions