Thomas C. Field Jr. is associate professor of global security and intelligence studies at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.Stella Krepp is assistant professor of Iberian and Latin American history at Bern University.Vanni Pettina is associate professor of Latin American international history at El Colegio de Mexico.

Attempting to correct historical omissions that either neglect Latin America's role in the Third World or discuss only how US foreign policy impacted the region, this volume acknowledges how Latin America's engagement in global affairs fostered and contributed to conversations that challenged US imperialism and pushed for a multilateral approach to development that treated all states equally.--CHOICE

Thomas C. Field Jr. is associate professor of global security and intelligence studies at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.Stella Krepp is assistant professor of Iberian and Latin American history at Bern University.Vanni Pettina is associate professor of Latin American international history at El Colegio de Mexico.

Attempting to correct historical omissions that either neglect Latin America's role in the Third World or discuss only how US foreign policy impacted the region, this volume acknowledges how Latin America's engagement in global affairs fostered and contributed to conversations that challenged US imperialism and pushed for a multilateral approach to development that treated all states equally.--CHOICE

Thomas C. Field Jr. is associate professor of global security and intelligence studies at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.Stella Krepp is assistant professor of Iberian and Latin American history at Bern University.Vanni Pettina is associate professor of Latin American international history at El Colegio de Mexico.

Attempting to correct historical omissions that either neglect Latin America's role in the Third World or discuss only how US foreign policy impacted the region, this volume acknowledges how Latin America's engagement in global affairs fostered and contributed to conversations that challenged US imperialism and pushed for a multilateral approach to development that treated all states equally.--CHOICE