globalização, regionalismo e ordem internacional
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Abstract
O artigo procura examinar a relação entre o processo de globalização econômica e a estabilidade da ordem internacional desde a perspectiva crítica da Economia Política Internacional. Sustenta-se que tal perspectiva apresenta-se como a mais adequada para pensar a questão central do debate das ciências sociais hoje: a relação entre Estados e Mercados e a tensão entre uma economia cada vez mais internacionalizada e um sistema político que permanece baseado no Estado-nação. O texto analisa as grandes transformações em curso no contexto da globalização econômica, a instauração de uma ordem política pós-Wesfálica, assim como seus efeitos sobre o papel do Estado e as relações internacionais. Em seguida, o significado da tendência em direção ao regionalismo é analisado, com o estudo do caso da União Européia e de suas novas áreas de integração política, com ênfase na Política Externa e de Segurança Comum (PESC). O artigo conclui apresentando o sucesso da União Européia como evidência da relação entre estabilidade econômica e cooperação política.
This article examines the links between the process of economic globalization and the stability of the international order from the International Political Economy perspective. It argues that this perspective is the most appropriate to shed light on what is today the central issue in social sciences: the relation between States and Markets, and the tension between an increasingly globalized economy and a territorially-defined political system. The paper discusses the ongoing transformations in the context of economic globalization and the shift to a post-Westphalian political order, as well as its effects on the role of the state and on International Relations. It then turns to the analysis of the meaning of regionalism, with the case study of the new areas of political integration within the European Union, in particular the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). The European Union provides evidence of the links between economic stability and political cooperation.
This article examines the links between the process of economic globalization and the stability of the international order from the International Political Economy perspective. It argues that this perspective is the most appropriate to shed light on what is today the central issue in social sciences: the relation between States and Markets, and the tension between an increasingly globalized economy and a territorially-defined political system. The paper discusses the ongoing transformations in the context of economic globalization and the shift to a post-Westphalian political order, as well as its effects on the role of the state and on International Relations. It then turns to the analysis of the meaning of regionalism, with the case study of the new areas of political integration within the European Union, in particular the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). The European Union provides evidence of the links between economic stability and political cooperation.
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| Authors | ;Valérie de Campos Mello |
| Journal | The New England journal of medicine |
| Year | 1999 |
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