Ecuadoran Foreign Policy Since 1979

The end of the Cold War raises many questions about the role of Third World states in the emerging "New World Order." During the "old" world order, however, Latin America played a crucial role in the US sphere of influence. This alone merits study of its recent foreign policy behavior, not only because the region is home to many of the newly industrializing states, but also because it will undoubtedly be an important player in regional and global politics into the 21st century (Brysk, 1992; Lowenthal, 1993). How will Latin Americans respond to a Hemisphere dominated by the United States? Will they resist or endorse the trend towards open markets and economies? This article investigates this question with regard to Ecuador, exploring whether Ecuador's foreign policymakers are in the process of shifting towards embrace of a US-dominated Hemisphere governed by free-market economic ideals or, rather, are developing policies in accordance with their own ideological predilections

Cold war · Development economics · Economics · Economy · Foreign policy · Ideology · Latin Americans · Neoliberalism (international relations) · Order (exchange) · Political economy · Political science · Politics · World order · World War II · International Development and Aid · International Relations in Latin America · Law · World Systems and Global Transformations

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