From the Monroe Doctrine to the Trump Corollary: history and current state of US interventionism
June 26 - 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM CMT
📅 Friday June 26
⏰ 12pm Mexico, 13pm Panama, 15pm Argentina
From the formulation of the Monroe-Adams Doctrine to the present day, US interventionism in the region has gone through several stages, defined in each case by specific circumstances, objectives, actors and narratives; in this webinar we propose to analyze its continuities, but also its mutations over time.
We will start from the articles in the book “The Monroe Doctrine, the Trump Corollary and the consequences for Latin America and Panama” compiled by Olmedo Beluche and Abdiel Rodríguez Reyes and from the research perspectives proposed by the CLACSO Working Group Imperialism, neocolonialism and intervention policies.
expose
- Abdiel Rodríguez Reyes. Doctor of Philosophy and compiler of the book
- Olmedo Beluche. Doctor of Sociology and compiler of the book
They moderate
- Georgette Kuri. PhD in Latin American Studies and co-coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies
- Lautaro Rivara. Doctor of History and co-coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies
Organized by
- CLACSO Working Group on Imperialism, Neocolonialism and Intervention Policies (GT-INPI)
- Research Center of the Faculty of Humanities (CIFHU) of the University of Panama
Virtual event with live streaming on CLACSO's social media channels | Registration required
