China-US Rivalry and Regional Reordering in Latin America and the Caribbean

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1 International Order Transition and China-US Rivalry: Implication for Lain America

and the Caribbean

Li Xing and Javier Vadell

2 Conceptualizing China-US Rivalry and Its Dynamic Impact on Latin America and the Caribbean

Li Xing

3 The New Projectment Economy, the Chinese Embedded Globalization and Implications for Latin American and the Caribbean

Elias Jabbour, Alexis Dantas, and Javier Vadell

4 China and US Systemic Rivalry in the Contemporary Transition of World Power

Gabriel Esteban Merino

5 The Biden Administration and the Rise of China: Implications for U.S. Policy in Latin America

Gary Prevost

6 Central America and the Caribbean in US-China Strategic Competition

Lourdes Maria Regueiro Bello, Claudia Marin Suarez and Ruvislei Gonzalez Saez

7 Too Small to Choose? The Uruguayan Perspectives of Foreign Policy

in the New Scenario

Andres Raggio

8 The United States and China's Projections in the Andean Region: A Historical Structural Approach and Post-pandemic Scenarios

Milton Reyes Herrera and Katalina Barreiro

9 Between China and the United States: The Geopolitics of Mexico in the 21st Century

Ada Celsa Cabrera Garcia and Giuseppe Lo Brutto

10 Brazil and the China-US Rivalry: There and Back Again

Leonardo Ramos, Alexandre Leite and Filipe Mendonca

11 China-Argentina Relations in the Framework of the "Necessary Symbiotic Interdependence" and "Strategic (Regional) Autonomy"

Maria Francesca Staiano and Laura Lucia Bogado Bordazar

12 Venezuela and the US-China Dispute

Norbert Molina Medina and Francisco Soto Oraa

13 Chile in the US-China Competition: Defying Zero-sum Logic with Pragmatism and Complementarity?

Florencia Rubiolo and Diego Telias

14 Final Remarks and Perspectives: China-US Rivalry, World Reordering and Latin

American Responses

Javier Vadell and Li Xing

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international political economy;global governance;security policy analysis;multilateral cooperation;soft power influence;sustainable development policy;Latin America US China relations