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This book is a conceptual and empirical contribution to the foreign policy analysis on Latin American countries in various senses. It offers a comparative perspective of ten Latin American cases through a well-crafted research design based on process tracing and various qualitative methodologies, transcending the traditional single case study approach dominant in the literature. As an edited book coauthored by recognized Latin American scholars, it clearly reflects the advances in meaningful academic collaboration in the field of international relations across the region, a very stimulating and promising trend. Given the wide range of cases and issue areas covered by this volume, it is also a very useful and long needed teaching tool.