REAGAN: On the discourse of freedom in Central America

This book contains an in-depth analysis of US strategies during Ronald Reagan's presidential term to contain Soviet communism in Central America, shows from discursive and factual interpretation why the United States emerged victorious as the hegemon of all post-Cold War powers, and how US nationalist sentiment and neo-conservatism, pioneered by Ronald Reagan, led them to become the most powerful country in the world.

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Colombian internationalists and political scientists, from the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, interested in North American and Latin American Studies, and passionate about human rights and freedoms.