2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-73292011000100003
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América Latina a inicios de la segunda década del siglo XXI: entre el regionalismo estratégico y la regionalización fragmentada

Abstract: ).rev. Bras. Polít. int. 54 (1): 29-43 [2011] 30 Lincoln Bizzozero regional y humano y para ello resulta clave el papel del Estado en la vinculación con el mercado y la sociedad. Estas dos perspectivas serán las utilizadas para evaluar el devenir del regionalismo latinoamericano: la correspondencia con las prioridades de política exterior de los Estados y el potencial que le agrega al Estado-región en su posición en el sistema el participar en un espacio regional; y el «modelo» que adopta el Estado tanto en… Show more

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“…UN's Millennium Objectives). This development occurs in line with reconsideration of the role of the state and the extent of its reach (Bizzozero, 2011a;Świerczyńska, 2017). Tokatlian (2012) describes that South America suffers from an 'integration complex' with ambiguous results in a region representing a heterogeneous unity, particularly when referring to the political direction within countries.…”
Section: Figure 1 Evolution Of Trade Policy Framework After the 2ndmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…UN's Millennium Objectives). This development occurs in line with reconsideration of the role of the state and the extent of its reach (Bizzozero, 2011a;Świerczyńska, 2017). Tokatlian (2012) describes that South America suffers from an 'integration complex' with ambiguous results in a region representing a heterogeneous unity, particularly when referring to the political direction within countries.…”
Section: Figure 1 Evolution Of Trade Policy Framework After the 2ndmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The third stage, known as post-neoliberal regionalism, was sparked by the failure of the Free Trade Area of Americas (FTAA) conference at Mar de Plata in 2005, and the creation of the Union of South American Nations (USAN) three years later. This period is characterized by reaffirmation of the state's relevance, and by focusing the integration agenda on political and social aims, instead of free trade and foreign investment (Veiga and Ríos 2006;Sanahuja 2009;Bizzozero 2011; Bernal-Meza 2013; Briceño Ruiz and Morales 2017). Thus, post-neoliberalism is not only a set of foreign policies but an ideological project (Marston 2015;Ruckert et al 2017).…”
Section: Regional Integration Axes In Latin Americamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The current context of regionalism in Latin America has been interpreted as strategic regionalism, in which the countries in the region experience a change of priorities over time (Bizzozero 2011). In this regard, the most recent addition to the myriad of regionalism in Latin America is the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).…”
Section: The European Union and Latin Americamentioning
confidence: 99%