Falkland (Malvin) War (1982) Monograph
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The monograph conducts a comprehensive analysis of the history and development of the territorial conflict between Great Britain and Argentina regarding the Falkland (Malvinsky) archipelago, which grew into military operations in 1982. The foreign policy positions of the Argentinean military regime, as well as the Government of Margaret Thatcher, are described in detail. A special place is given to the influence of domestic political factors in Argentina and Great Britain on the choice of a military path to resolve the territorial conflict between the two countries, which went down in history as a “small but victorious war”. The study is based on a large array of sources that illustrate the paintings of the past. Important geopolitical changes are noted in the South American region that occurred after the Falkland (Malvin) war.
It is recommended for a wide range of readers, primarily students of universities, both bachelors and master, in the areas of training International Relations and Politicalology. The monograph will also be useful to graduate students and teachers of specialized disciplines
It is recommended for a wide range of readers, primarily students of universities, both bachelors and master, in the areas of training International Relations and Politicalology. The monograph will also be useful to graduate students and teachers of specialized disciplines
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Historical Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-392-33670-8
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