Two Americas on the formation of a multipolar world order

Abstract

The review examines a monograph dedicated to the role of the United States and Latin American countries in the formation of a new world order since the end of the Cold War. The authors analyze historical, political, economic and geopolitical facts, as well as aspects of the foreign policy of the countries of the two Americas related to the global context and Pan-American geopolitical space. The book offers a broad view of the loss of US hegemony in the global world and the rise of Latin American countries as regional or global actors.