Las ideas racistas en la representación de América Latina en la revista, Journal of Race Development 1909-1919.

• Autores: Lenissett Toro Ibacache
• Localización: Encrucijada Americana, ISSN-e 0718-5766, Vol. 15, Nº. 1, 2023 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Revista Encrucijada Americana), págs. 74-94
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.53689/ea.v15i1.205
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  • El objetivo de esta investigación consiste en identificar y describir las ideas sobre América Latina presentes en los artículos publicados en la revista Journal of Race Development entre 1909 y 1919, así como analizar a los principales exponentes de estas ideas. A través de este estudio se busca comprender la representación que se tenía de América Latina y la influencia de sus autores como actores clave en las decisiones de las relaciones internacionales estadounidenses durante un periodo complejo, en el cual los intereses del norte avanzaban sobre el centro y sur de América.

    Este análisis pone de manifiesto que las relaciones internacionales de Estados Unidos no solo pueden ser estudiadas desde la perspectiva del poder, un enfoque común en la disciplina, sino que también desde la perspectiva de las ideas raciales. Este enfoque no solo constituye una temática histórica relevante, sino que también tiene una relevancia actual en el contexto global.

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