III Report of FLACSO’s General Secretary. Regional Integration: A Strategic Political Project
Resumen:The emergence of a new international agenda, where global issues are increasingly located, forces the Latin American region to design coordinated responses among the States, and between them and non-state stakeholders, in order to face these new process and their national and regional consequences.
Contenido:
Integration processes have become an urgent demand as an imperative of globalization. Globalization is the factor with the strongest incidence on the system of economic, political, social and cultural stakeholders and agents, both in terms of their hierarchization and in their abilities for action and reaction. This phenomenon—if we understand it in its multiple components and not just the economic and commercial ones—is the critical factor in world relations of power, with the exception of military power. The weight of external variables is increasingly greater in domestic politics, as it establishes forms of conditionality on the decisions of national development which would be unthinkable in a "Westphalian order" logic. Hence the importance of generating views, guidelines and coordination efforts on this set of accelerated changes
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III-Report-SGFLACSO.pdf