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China and Russia in Latin America and the Caribbean: Geopolitical Influence and Regional Implications

Name: China and Russia in Latin America and the Caribbean: Geopolitical Influence and Regional Implications
Brand: Nova Science Publishers Inc
SKU: 51559490
Availability: OutOfStock
Author: Sachiko Matsumoto
ISBN: 9798901342480

Sachiko Matsumoto

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Angličtina

Kniha Pevná

Nakladateľstvo Nova Science Publishers Inc, apríl 2026

This book examines the expanding roles of China and Russia in the Western Hemisphere and their impli... Celý popis

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This book examines the expanding roles of China and Russia in the Western Hemisphere and their implications for regional governance, development, and security. The chapters provide a multifaceted overview of how both powers engage with Latin American and Caribbean nations through trade, investment, diplomacy, and strategic partnerships. The book explores the political and economic dimensions of Chinese and Russian involvement, situating these within broader debates on global power shifts and hemispheric influence. It also considers how regional governments interpret and respond to external engagement, highlighting areas of cooperation, competition, and tension.