No. 17 (2026): US and Latin America: A New Hemispheric Security?

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Published: 2026-09-09

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Editorial

US and Latin America: A New Hemispheric Security?

Roberta Holanda Maschietto

Special Section

The Evolution of the Concept “Latin America” From the Late 19th Century to the Second World War

Leslie Bethell

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Cyber Threats in Latin America Cybersecurity Cannot Be Depoliticized

Joe Devanny
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The Trump Corollary Military interventionism in the pursuit of energy and critical minerals in Latin America

Diogo Ives, Thaís Batista
Competing Visions for Venezuela Under US Supervision

Bartlomiej Znojek
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After Intervention The Real Test of the State

Juan Requesens
A Wounded Hemispheric Order Trump’s US Interventionism in Venezuela

Paulo Afonso Velasco Júnior
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Venezuela for the Venezuelans What It Takes for Free Elections

Ian Batista
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Policy Analysis

Brazil’s Triple Memory of Power Third World, Global South, and West as Diplomatic Traditions

Celso Lafer, Feliciano de Sá Guimarães
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Contesting Regulatory Authority China's Blocking Order and the Transformation of Global Economic Governance

Hussein Kalout, Philip Yang
Reimagining Cooperation in a Multipolar Age G7-Emerging Power Engagement and the Politics of Shared Governance

Marianna Albuquerque
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Why Deterrence and Compellence Failed Against Iran War Reflects a Failure of Coercion?

Guy Burton
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Resenhas

The Routine of Violence in Latin America and the Obstacles to Activism

Jefferson Nascimento
The Triangle of Power and the Challenges for the International System

Mariano Aguirre
Marcos Azambuja and the Irreverent Limits of Memory

Rogério de Souza Farias

Entrevistas

“The Era of American Military Dominance Over the Middle East Is Over”

Trita Parsi
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