The Challenges of Chilean Foreign Policy: The New Landscape of World Power
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https://doi.org/10.31207/colloquia.v1i0.19Keywords:
Chile, foreign politics, military allianceAbstract
The following essay deals with the modern world power system and its consequences for the Chilean foreign relations. The author analyzes the main military and diplomatic features that appears in Chile after its territorial increase during the 1879-1884 years, and the strategies that Chile developed to overcame the menaces of a new war with Bolivia and Peru, and eventually Argentina.
At the same time the author deals with the economic globalization of present times and suggest that Chile must modernize its view of the foreign relations.
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