The article discusses research in Latin America and the Caribbean on international relations and foreign policy. It identifies researchers in the region, talks about changes in research priorities, evaluates the quality of their work, and looks at where this research is done. It also explores how this research is relevant to scholars in the United States, other Northern countries, and developing nations outside Latin America. The authors used books, articles, and interviews to gather information. The report aims to provide insights into the research being done in the region and hopes to encourage more contributions in the future.