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Summary: The Decline of U.S. Influence? AQ on Foreign Policy in the Americas

By Brendan O'Boyle

Russell Crandall, Guy Edwards, and Diana Villiers Negroponte discuss the implications of shifting power dynamics in the Western Hemisphere with Alana Tummino.

Speakers:

  • Russell Crandall, Professor of American Foreign Policy and International Politics, Davidson College
  • Guy Edwards, Research Fellow, Institute for Environment & Society, Brown University; Co-Director, Climate and Development Lab
  • Diana Villiers Negroponte, Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
  • Alana Tummino, Senior Editor, Americas Quarterly; Director of Policy, Americas Society/Council of the Americas (moderator)

On March 18, Americas Quarterly (AQ) launched its Winter 2015 issue with a public panel discussion on the United States’ declining influence in Latin America. Senior Editor Alana Tummino joined three distinguished authors whose articles in the magazine grapple with the implications of shifting power dynamics in the hemisphere. Tummino began the panel discussion by focusing on U.S. disengagement with the region, occurring as Latin American inter-regional ties have strengthened and new international trading partners have taken a greater role in the region.

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