After balance of powers diplomacy, globalization´s politics


Autoria(s): Pereira, Luiz C. Bresser
Data(s)

16/10/2008

16/10/2008

30/06/2002

30/06/2002

Resumo

The September 11th episode not only marked the end of the Cold War, but of the Balance of Powers Diplomacy, through which the nation-states defin e themselves as enemies, and solve their problems with war or war threat. Today the major countries do not have enemies among other nation-states. Slowly Globalization’s Politics replace the previous system, as long as globalization gets regulated, and the rule of law emerges at international level. In the global world we have three types of countries: the rich, the ones of intermediary development, and the poor. Globalization is inherently unjust to the latter. Unable to compete in a world where competition prevails everywhere, such countries are either just outside the system, or, frustrated, recur to terrorism. Interests, however, do not point out only in the direction of inequalities. Through politics, i.e., through debate and argument, it will be possible to create a less unjust international law system. And also though it, the hope in an international government ceases to be a mere utopia.

Identificador

http://hdl.handle.net/10438/1983

Relação

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Palavras-Chave #N0 #Diplomacia #Globalização
Tipo

Working Paper