Análisis en Profundidad
Opinión Foreign Policy, 03.12.2015 David Milne
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Students from Princeton University’s Black Justice League recently sparked an overdue discussion when they called for the name of the 28th president of the United... Opinión The Wall Street Journal, 17.10.2015 Henry A. Kissinger, ex consejero nacional de seguridad y ex secretario de estadoThe debate about whether the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran regarding its nuclear program stabilized the Middle East’s strategic framework had barely begun when the region’s geopolitical framework collapsed. Russia’s unilateral military action in Syria is the...
Análisis Geopolitical Weekly, 03.11.2015 Reggie Thompson, MBA en RRII (U. de Texas A&M)Several years into a Chinese economic slowdown, the Latin American economies that relied on China to buy up their key exports are feeling the pain. With less hard currency coming in, governments across the region are rapidly readjusting their spending plans and preparing to govern...
Editorial El Mercurio, 02.11.2015La proyección de EE.UU. al Asia Pacífico, y su intención de marcar presencia en esa región, causa tensiones con China, que advirtió del peligro de crear un conflicto entre ambos. Su política de "giro al Asia" y el Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica (TPP) alarman a Beijing, que no quiere a Washington demasiado...
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Blog Rand Corporation, 21.10.2015 Brian Michael Jenkins, consejero del presidente de la RAND Corporation
Reportaje El Confidencial, 22.10,2015 Daniel Iriarte
Blog histórico El Comercio, 06.10.2015 Miguel García MedinaPalestina ha utilizado distintos medios para expresar al mundo su deseo de existir como Estado. El 7 de octubre de 1985 cuatro milicianos palestinos asestaron un golpe inesperado a Occidente para reclamar a Israel la liberación de 50 “prisioneros políticos”. El crucero Achille Lauro, botado en Holanda en 1946, fue el objetivo de...
Análisis Geopolitical Weekly, 20.10.2015 Rodger Baker, MBA en historia militar de la U. de NorwichWords matter in seeking to explain the actions of states and individuals and to divine the response that would best protect the national (or business or personal) interest. Complexities abound, and assertions based on minimal facts often must be made. Oversimplification is frequently a...
Artículo Fair Observer, 15.10.2015 John Feffer, autor y co-fundador de Foreing Policy in Focus (Institute for Policy Studies)Putin’s attempt at “shock and awe” in Syria has all the hallmarks of failed US interventions of the past. [caption id="attachment_15358" align="alignnone" width="490"]
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Richard Nixon lied. Surely this is...