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Neoliberalism, Democracy and "Private Diplomacy"
Neoliberalism, Democracy and "Private Diplomacy"
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A trailblazing account of the Council of the Americas (COA), revealing how it became the leading private orchestrator of the United States' unofficial political actions in Latin America. Drawing on a Marxian and Gramscian perspective, the work analyzes the ties between this transnational hegemonic private apparatus and the South American dictatorships of the 1960s and 1970s, later shaping their democracies through neoliberalism. By exposing the role of the COA as an organic "collective intell…

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A trailblazing account of the Council of the Americas (COA), revealing how it became the leading private orchestrator of the United States' unofficial political actions in Latin America.

Drawing on a Marxian and Gramscian perspective, the work analyzes the ties between this transnational hegemonic private apparatus and the South American dictatorships of the 1960s and 1970s, later shaping their democracies through neoliberalism. By exposing the role of the COA as an organic "collective intellectual" of fractions of international capital, the study offers a vital contribution to understanding the inner workings of U.S. hegemony.

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A trailblazing account of the Council of the Americas (COA), revealing how it became the leading private orchestrator of the United States' unofficial political actions in Latin America.

Drawing on a Marxian and Gramscian perspective, the work analyzes the ties between this transnational hegemonic private apparatus and the South American dictatorships of the 1960s and 1970s, later shaping their democracies through neoliberalism. By exposing the role of the COA as an organic "collective intellectual" of fractions of international capital, the study offers a vital contribution to understanding the inner workings of U.S. hegemony.

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