Brazil and Latin America : Between the Separation and Integration Paths.

Cover -- Brazil and Latin America -- Brazil and Latin America -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Brazil And Latin America: The -- Integration Path" -- Methodological Issues -- Organization Of The Book -- Notes -- Chapter 1 -- A Prologue of Integration -- Portuguese American Expansion -- The Iberian Union -- Treaty Of Madrid -- A South American Realm -- Notes -- Chapter 2 -- Distant But Not Absent -- Brazil And Latin America: Interactions And Different Patterns Of Independence -- SimÓn BolÍvar And Brazil -- Brazil And The Suymmitry In The American Continent During The 19th Century -- Notes -- Chapter 3 -- Brazil and the Making of Latin America -- Order And Anarchy -- Convergence" -- Opening Doors For -- The Emergence Of -- Latin America" -- Island" With -- Continental" Projection -- An -- The Search Of Regional Leadership -- Turning Back To The Region -- Notes -- Chapter 4 -- Setting the Path for Integration" -- Latin America" -- Vargas And -- Vargas And PerÓn -- Developmentalism And Regional Integration -- The Janus Face Of Brazilian Military Governments -- Nationhood" -- Grappling With -- Helio Jaguaribe: Brazil And Latin American Regionalism -- Notes -- Chapter 5 -- Brazil and the Contemporary Path of Integration -- The Bilateral Cooperation With Argentina And The Creation And Development Of Mercosur -- From Mercosur To The Whole South America: The Path To Unasul -- Celac And The Return Of Latin America -- Notes -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors.

This book challenges the "separatist" bias in the vision of Brazilian relations with its Latin American neighbors. Thus, it examines the path of integration that has existed throughout the Brazilian history and promoted closer relation with the rest of Latin America.

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