Titlebook: Argentina Between the Great Powers, 1939-46; Guido Tella (Associate Fellow),D. Cameron Watt (St Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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US Political Destabilisation and Economic Boycott of Argentina during the 1940s,70 she was already a well-established member of the third world. Argentina’s decline, or as some wit once aptly put it, ‘the miracle of Argentine under development’, has led to the formulation of a constellation of explanations, none too satisfactory. Dependency theories and (on the other extreme) t

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,Disorderly Succession: Great Britain, The United States and the ‘Nazi Menace’ in Argentina, 1938–19es in North Africa in the Autumn of 1942 had effectively blocked any German offensive moves southward. The battles of El Alamein and Stalingrad had defined the limits of the Axis’ ability to sustain major offensives at great distances from the German heartland. Indeed, with them, the strategic initi

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,The United States and Argentina in Brazil’s Wartime Foreign Policy, 1939–1945,and Pan-Americanism in the former. Whereas the Argentine foreign policy elite saw American influence as detrimental to national interests and resisted tenaciously the concept of Pan-Americanism espoused by Washington — ‘No country in South America’, one scholar aptly has noted, ‘has caused the Unite

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