The Impacts of the Brazilian Crisis in Uruguayan Foreign Policy (2015-2016)
Journal Title: Conjuntura Austral: journal of the Global South - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 37
Abstract
Considering external and domestic factors, this paper analyzes the impacts of the Brazilian economic and political crisis (2015-2016) on Uruguayan foreign policy, taking Uruguayan political parties as key players in this policy field.
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Camilo López Burian
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