Main Trends of the Modern US Policy Towards Chile

Student: Tekoteva Alina

Faculty: Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs

Educational Programme: International Relations (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2017

This paper examines current US policy towards Chile in context of changing role of Latin American region in US foreign policy and active political and economic bilateral relations between countries. The author will analyze in the paper conceptual and theoretical basis of countries’ relations, evolution of US policy towards Chile and US policy towards Chile from 2009 until now, dividing it into three aspects: military and political, social and economic, in the framework of international organizations. Analysis of this US foreign policy direction will be conducted from the point of view of neoclassical realism theory. The author plans to highlight key features of modern US policy towards Chile and the raising role of the country and the region in general in US policy under Obama’s presidency.

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