o mercosul e a nova ordem econômica internacional

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2001
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Abstract
O objetivo deste artigo é compreender o contexto internacional que possibilitou a criação do Mercosul e as condições que favoreceram a definição de seu modelo. Se por um lado esse contexto foi marcado pela globalização, por outro a evolução do regionalismo econômico deixará fortes traços no formato da integração dos países do Cone Sul. As transformações mundiais marcadas pela nova ordem internacional do Pós-guerra e, posteriormente, pelo fim da Guerra Fria não deixarão de influenciar a América Latina. Através de uma abordagem histórico-analítica, os autores buscam mostrar que o Mercosul adotou características de duas gerações distintas do regionalismo, como resultado de uma experiência histórica particular.
This article analyzes the international context which allowed the creation of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) and the conditions which generated the definition of its model. If, on one hand, globalization had an impact on this context, on the other, the evolution of economic regionalism will strongly influence the type of integration of Mercosur countries. The world transformations, linked to the Post War new international order and to the end of Cold War, will influence Latin America. Through an historical and analytical approach, the authors show that Mercosur adopted features of two different generations of regionalism, as a result of a specific historical experience.
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Authors ;Alan Barbiero;Yves Chaloult
Journal The New England journal of medicine
Year 2001
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10.1590/S0034-73292001000100003
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