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Centre members produce academic articles and educational materials on research findings in regional and global governance, with special emphasis on Europe, Latin America, and their transatlantic linkages. These publications are incorporated into the JMCERGG website to facilitate dissemination and promote academic debate.
ARTICLES
The Role of Parliaments in Harmonizing the Relationship between MERCOSUR and the European Union<br/>
Following the start of the provisional application of the Association Agreement between MERCOSUR and the European Union, the article examines the asymmetries raised by its implementation, the institutional gaps facing Argentina, and the role that national parliaments and PARLASUR can play in actively accompanying the process.
Por Por Dolores Gandulfo y Ariel Martínez
The Geoeconomic Turn of European Environmental Regulations: A Theoretical Perspective for South America
The region's limited capacity to articulate a common environmental agenda results in South American countries having little influence over regulatory frameworks — and bearing high implementation costs as a consequence.
Por Cynthia N. Condoy-Celi
Multipolar Autonomy in EU–Brazil Relations: An Alternative Approach to Exchanges between Europe and Latin America<br>
This article introduces multipolar autonomy as a theoretical framework to explain how countries in the Global South, particularly in Latin America, have diversified their international relations in order to reduce dependencies. During the Pink Tide, Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela developed proactive foreign policies oriented towards the Global South and away from United States hegemony. At present, this autonomy is in retreat, although Brazil remains an exception due to the political leadership of President Lula. By contrast, the European Union exercises a defensive and reactive form of strategic autonomy, focused more on managing crises than anticipating them. The Brazilian case reveals tensions with Europe, particularly in international politics and regulatory norms, but also opportunities for mutual learning. It is concluded that the EU must adopt a more proactive and horizontal approach towards the Global South in order to adapt to the new multipolar international order.<br>
Por Alberto Maresca
Why Reflect on Regional and Global Governance at This Moment?
The international order is undergoing a profound transformation. In a context of growing challenges to multilateralism and the reconfiguration of global relations, the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Regional and Global Governance emerges as a leading academic space for thinking through these challenges from Latin America.<br>
Por Melisa Deciancio
Trayectoria y Excelencia Académica
35 años dedicados al estudio de política internacional
El Área de Relaciones Internacionales de FLACSO Argentina es referente en la formación de especialistas y la producción de conocimiento crítico sobre los procesos globales y el rol de América Latina en el sistema internacional.
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