The Brazilian reconfiguration and the British Empire, 1822-1914. Dependency or strategy?
Abstract
The European instability of the early nineteenth century, allowed the configuration of the new Latin American nations, but was involved in that process considerably the British Empire, which enjoyed a global political and economic strength. Brazil, in the progress towards modernity and the intention to consolidate its national identity, allows for a close relationship with the British in their political processes and funding of capital resources, which managed the structuring a Brazil of continental dimensions. The closeness British-Brazilian relationship could be mentioned as a Brazilian dependency relationship or British strategic relationship, but the structure is actually an evolution of economic diplomacy.Downloads
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