The Study of Leaders in Africa’s Foreign Policies: Methodology Notes and Empirical Evidence by Carreño, Eduardo A., Carreño, Eduardo A., Carreño, Eduardo A.

“…From a comprehensive review of specialized literature, it can be inferred that traditional theoretical frameworks of Foreign Policy Analysis, which are mainly based on the diplomatic experience of great powers, are irrelevant in Africa. …”
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The influence of the United States of America on the Tucumán Congress of 1816 by Chandler, Charles Lyon

“…By reason of the commercial relations maintained for fifty years between the two countries and the diplomatic relations that had already been established between them. …”
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he Foreign Policy of the Argentine Civil-Military Dictatorship towards Guatemala (1976-1983) by Rostica, Julieta

“…From confrontation official sources provided by different document repositories, we affirm that diplomatic relations between the two countries were systematically between 1979 and 1981 and that there was collaboration on national security.…”
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The Great Fear of 1919 on a Global Scale: Argentina's Tragic Week and the North American Archives by Lvovich, Daniel

“…We based our study on a set of U.S. diplomatic and intelligence reports that we relied on in the National Archives and Record Administration (NARA) and the U.S. …”
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State surveillance and extraterritorial repression of the Chilean dictatorship in democratic Argentina (1983-1988) by Lastra, María Soledad

“…Along with this, it seeks to characterize the repressive experiences lived by the exiled community in Argentina understanding how the representation of a “transandine threat” involve the multiplication of different faces of control and surveillance since 1986. this article relies on different sources, diplomatic and intelligence documents, as well as in press notes corresponding to that period of time. …”
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Brazilean diplomacy and the climate change gobernance. Brazil proposals in Kyoto and Paris (1997-2015) by Bueno, María del Pilar, Calcagno, Duilio

“…The key concepts used include the diplomatic accumulation and the contexts of State models in Brazil. …”
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The University Reform and the University Movement in Peru in 1919. Analysis of its institutional, social and political dimensions by Casalino Sen, Carlota, Rivas Huarcaya, José Carlos, Toche, Carla Lucía

“…Finally, with regard to the political dimension, we show how the Peruvian Student Federation and the University Reform Committee participated in the celebrations of the centenary of independence, and from those initial experiences in the public sphere, the country had a generation aware of its role as a social actor that had a presence for much of Peru's political life in the twentieth century, whether as representatives in Parliament, diplomats, critical intellectuals or political leaders.…”
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Manuel Belgrano as a Translator : Translating Today from a Latin-American Argentina Perspective by D’Adam, Antuel

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India’s relations with Latin America in the post-pandemic era by Baroni, Paola Andrea

“…The objective is to explore the deepening of India’s association with Latin America to collaborate with mutual development in the post-pandemic era, focusing on its foreign policy, in the commercial, diplomatic, and cooperation dimensions. The research was based on an exploratory and descriptive study, with a qualitative methodology, and an emphasis on secondary sources. …”
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On otherness and rigths: media and normative narratives about migrants´ access to public health by Abal, Yamila Soledad, Melella, Cecilia Eleonora, Matossian, Brenda

“…As a result, it was possible to identify three discursive operations: (a) the displacement of the idea of health as a right to health as an object of diplomatic negotiation based on reciprocity; (b) the association of the collpase of health services with the migrants demand for care, which operates by concealing the structural nature of the health system deficiencies, linked to the regressivity of neoliberal policies with regard to the recognition of basic social rights, such as health; (c) the denial of these others under the mechanism of the scapegoat, representing them as a “social threat” and as the “unworthy” of the gratuity.…”
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SOUTHEAST ASIA IN ARGENTINA’S EXTERNAL AGENDA: ARGENTINA’S FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM (2006-2015) by Baroni, Paola Andrea

“…That situation becomes evident in the different initiatives carried out towards South East Asia (SEA).The objective of this article is to analyze Argentina’s foreign policy towards Vietnam, taking into account the political-diplomatic and economic-commercial aspects, being the Asian country one of the main trade partners in the region as well as one of the most dynamic economies since 2000. …”
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EL TRATADO DE PAZ DE 1796: ENTRE LA DELIMITACIÓN DE LA FRONTERA SUR CORDOBESA Y EL RECONOCIMIENTO POLÍTICO DE LOS RANQUELES by Tamagnini, Marcela, Pérez Zavala, Graciana

“…From our perspective this treaty is an important analytical tool because it inaugurated a form of ethnic relations (based on diplomatic and military strategies). They endure almost for a century, until Argentine national sovereign existence was born.Key words: peace treaty – ranqueles - colonial frontier …”
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Las relaciones exteriores de China: perspectivas históricas by Santillán, Gustavo E., Mina, Federico, Di Doménico, Luciano Agustín, Landoni, Andrés, Montoya, Rocío Mickaela, Guzmán Olivera, Federico, Fernández Castro, Cristian Nicolás, Medina, Emiliano Javier, Resiale Viano, José María, Molina, Rodolfo, Gornitz, León, Valenzuela, José Luis, Boccardo, Santiago Esteban, Gerbaldo, Gabriel, Bauer, Francisco, Gusmão De Mendonça, Marina, Ferreira Abrão, Rafael Almeida, Cordeiro, Pires Marcos, Do Nascimento, Lucas Gualberto

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