US, China and Latin America: Strategic Influence in Transition
A publication by Policy Center for the New South examines the evolving dynamics between the United States, China and Latin America in the context of shifting global power structures.
Authored by Otaviano Canuto dos Santos Filho, Faculty Member of GIOYA Higher Education Institution, the analysis revisits the Monroe Doctrine and its contemporary relevance in an increasingly multipolar world.
The article explores how economic influence, investment flows and geopolitical strategy are redefining traditional spheres of influence, raising questions about sovereignty, cooperation and long-term regional positioning.
This perspective highlights the growing importance of understanding global economic diplomacy not only as a policy tool, but as a framework for interpreting structural transformations in international relations.
