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Berlin Conference and Latin America

The 1884-85 Berlin Conference is one of the best known and most infamous examples of European imperialism and the "Scramble for Africa." How did Latin American states, the world's first region of post-colonial countries, respond? In a new article , PAIS's Tom Long and Cambridge's Carsten-Andreas Schulz examine this question. Drawing on sources from across Latin America, the USA, and Europe, the article highlights the broader repercussions of late nineteenth-century ‘high imperialism’ and reassesses the nature of Latin American anti-imperialism. "Seeing the Berlin Conference from the periphery: Latin American reactions to imperialism elsewhere, 1884–85," part of an AHRC-funded research project, is available open access in the Journal of Global History.

Read the full article on Seeing the Berlin Conference from the periphery: Latin American reactions to imperialism elsewhere, 1884–85 | Journal of Global History | Cambridge Core.

Mon 02 Jun 2025, 08:18 | Tags: Staff PhD Postgraduate Research

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