Category Archives: Special Relationship

Mar 3 2012

Argentina’s foreign policy in Kirchner’s second term

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Posted in: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, democracy, Foreign Policy, history, IDEAS Blogs, international relations theory, Latin America, Liberal Interventionism, Liberalism, political situation, power, power game, Special Relationship, United States, US-Latin American Relations

By Federico Merke Since the return to democracy in 1983, Argentina’s foreign policy has been tied to the changing patterns of its political system and development model. In the 80’s, the main problem was the country’s democratic stability and the … Continue reading →

Posted by: Posted on March 3, 2012 by Xiomara Vargas-Aponte  

May 24 2011

A Special Relationship with Issues to Address

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Posted in: Afghanistan, cameron, Europe, Financial Crisis, Libya, Obama, Special Relationship, United Kingdom, United States, United States

by Nicholas Kitchen As Barack Obama heads to the UK fresh from the bounce to his own ego and the US polls that only the adoration of the Irish can provide, the President will find a British government with similar … Continue reading →

Posted by: Posted on May 24, 2011 by LSE IDEAS  

Dec 6 2010

Wikileaks, Blood Ties, and the Special Relationship: "America is the essential power"

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Posted in: Special Relationship, Transatlantic Alliance, wikileaks

By Inderjeet Parmar It was inevitable that Julian Assange’s wikileaks would give unwelcome publicity to the enduring and unequal relationship between Britain and the United States. The Guardian newspaper, under the headline “Tories promised to run a ‘pro-American regime’” has … Continue reading →

Posted by: Posted on December 6, 2010 by LSE Ideas