Citation: Lewis, Colin M. and Szusterman, Celia (1996) Argentina: Foreign relations and the new foreign policy agenda. ISA Occasional Papers (14). ISSN 0953-6825
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Abstract
Contains three papers from the conference 'Confronting the Future in Argentina: the second Menem administration', held by the Institute of Latin American Studies on 1-2 February, 1996. They are: "Foreign Policy and Argentina's National Interest" (Andres Cisneros); "Democratisation in Argentina and the End of the Cold War: The impact on Anglo-Argentine relations" (Jose Octavio Bordon); and "Britain, Argentina and the Islands: The potential for a solution" (Alastair Forsyth)
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| Additional Information: | Colin M. Lewis is Senior Lecturer in Latin American Economic History at the London School of Economics, and an Associate Fellow of the Institute of Latin American Studies. Celia Szusterman is Senior Lecturer in Spanish at the University of Westminster, and an Associate Fellow of the Institute of Latin American Studies. |
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| Creators: | Lewis, Colin M. and Szusterman, Celia and |
| Subjects: | Economics Culture, Language & Literature Politics Latin American Studies |
| Keywords: | Argentina, Cold War, Falklands, Malvinas |
| Divisions: | Institute of Latin American Studies |
| Collections: | ILAS Occasional Paper Series |
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