La cooperación sur-sur de Brasil y Colombia: entre la política exterior y el desarrollo

Abstract

anterior, el objetivo de este artículo es analizar la CSS, tanto de Brasil como de Colombia, como herramienta de política exterior a través de dos factores: la identidad y la expertise institucional. AbstractSouth-South cooperation is a complementary modality to the traditional North-South Cooperation, which has been strengthened throughout this century as a soft power instrument executed by the countries of the global South. South America has been the most active region to obtain a greater degree of political and economic autonomy in the definition of its development projects, and also to improve its positioning and visibility within the international development cooperation system. Such is the case of the strategies adopted by Brazil and Colombia in terms of cooperation, which will be initially defined as the appearance of their national interests through the design and implementation of their foreign policy. Therefore, the objective of this article is to analyze the SSC of Brazil and Colombia as a foreign policy tool through two factors: identity and institutional expertise.

Development Cooperation and Dependency: An Analysis of Brazilian‐Spanish Cooperation in Latin America Between 2010 and 2018

“…Nonetheless, the characterisation of this cooperation modality does vary depending on the author. While for some (Ruiz, 2018) it is a complementary cooperation to the traditional NSC, for others it is an alternative cooperation or even one that challenges the former. The first characterisation is the one defended by most international organisations (some official documents can be consulted in Li (2018) in summarised form).…”