the misunderstood history of U.S.-Brazilian relations Crandall, Britta H. creator text bibliography mdu Lanham, Md Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2011 monographic eng

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211 p. ill. Introduction : The importance of dual priorities -- The 1893 naval revolt and the Rio Branco years : origins of the "unique alliance" -- World War I : widening power disparity -- World War II : engagement during the Roosevelt-Vargas years -- The postwar era : drop in policy attention -- The 1950s : bilateral distancing -- The 1960s : Brazil in the fight against communism -- The Carter administration : human rights and nuclear tensions -- The Reagan administration : atomic bombs and foreign debt -- Presidents Bush and Clinton : an economic agenda -- After September 11 : signs of convergence -- Looking into the future : equal partners? -- Conclusion : U.S.-Brazilian relations in perspective. HKBU library Britta H. Crandall. YT2025 M09 United States Foreign relations Brazil Brazil Foreign relations United States E183 C891 H 2011 9781442207875 1442207876 9781442207899 1442207892 SDU 100819