In 2001, Richard Cooper, a Foreign Policy Advisor to Britain's

In 2001, Richard Cooper, a foreign policy advisor to Britain's Tony Blair, favored a

A) globalization plan based upon respect for national sovereignty and popular democracy.
B) program to increase British influence in Latin America in violation of the Monroe Doctrine.
C) policy of appeasement for military dictators in Latin America.
D) return to a new kind of imperialism based upon force, pre-emptive attack, and deception.