The Colombia Plan: A New Definition of Hegemonic Subjects in Latin America and Their Impact on the Venezuelan Process

This paper attempts to understand the implications of the Colombia Plan on the activity of hegemonic subjects in Latin America &, especially, the US, in its role as a regional power that influences the rest of the countries of the area. An analysis is presented of the historical development of t...

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Published inRevista de ciencias sociales (Maracaibo, Venezuela) Vol. 10; no. 1; pp. 51 - 69
Main Author Romero, Juan Eduardo
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published 01.01.2004
Subjects
Colombia
Foreign Policy
Hegemony
Historical Development
Latin America
United States of America
Venezuela
World System Theory
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ISSN1315-9518

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Summary:This paper attempts to understand the implications of the Colombia Plan on the activity of hegemonic subjects in Latin America &, especially, the US, in its role as a regional power that influences the rest of the countries of the area. An analysis is presented of the historical development of the conflict in Colombia & how its evolution & change in the world-system dynamic affect the advance of international policy that entails a realignment of North American interests to the Andean area, affecting its relations with Venezuela & the government of Hugo Chavez. 32 References. Adapted from the source document.
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ISSN:1315-9518