The 17th issue of CEBRI-Journal, US and Latin America: A New Hemispheric Security?, brings together renowned experts to examine the political, strategic, and security challenges reshaping relations between the United States and Latin America. Against a backdrop of growing geopolitical competition and struggles for influence, the publication offers diverse perspectives on cybersecurity, organized crime, strategic resources, institutional vulnerabilities, and emerging practices of coercion and intervention. This issue offers readers an informed analysis of the transformations underway in the hemispheric order and their implications for the region's present and future. Published entirely in English.
Support: Instituto Arapyaú, Brookfield and Klabin
The 17th issue of CEBRI-Journal, US and Latin America: A New Hemispheric Security?, brings together renowned experts to examine the political, strategic, and security challenges reshaping relations between the United States and Latin America. Against a backdrop of growing geopolitical competition and struggles for influence, the publication offers diverse perspectives on cybersecurity, organized crime, strategic resources, institutional vulnerabilities, and emerging practices of coercion and intervention. This issue offers readers an informed analysis of the transformations underway in the hemispheric order and their implications for the region's present and future. Published entirely in English.
Support: Instituto Arapyaú, Brookfield and Klabin
Professor at the Institute of International Relations/USP
Special Secretary for Strategic Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic (2016-2018), Ph.D. in International Relations from Lancaster University (United Kingdom) and International Advisory Board Member at CEBRI