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El objetivo de este trabajo fue identificar en qué forma la política regional de Brasil entre 2003 y 2009 ha enfrentado la importancia estratégica de Colombia. Esta investigación cualitativa de carácter descriptivo, se abordo desde una visión de la Estabilidad Hegemónica y Cambio Sistémico, dándole un carácter multidimensional al poder de los Estados, con el uso de las categorías Soft Power (Nye) y el Hard Power económico y sus implicaciones en la Economía Política Internacional (Gilpin). Se abordó, como el proyecto que desarrolló el gobierno Lula, para transformar a Brasil de media a gran potencia o jugador global, enfrenta uno de sus mayores obstáculos en la región y particularmente en Colombia, dándole a este, una posición estratégica con respecto a la aspiración de envergadura global. Frente a esto, durante el 2003 – 2009 desde la relaciona binacional, se han buscado mecanismo de acercamiento en los ejes comercial, seguridad y diálogo.

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La ALBA-TCP es un instrumento creado por el gobierno de Hugo Chavéz para alcanzar sus objetivos de cooperación e integración por medio de la utilización del poder blando en combinación del poder duro, a través de los siguientes mecanismos: difusión ideológica, emisión de fondos compensatorios y programas de cooperación e integración.

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Brasil, ha buscado en las últimas décadas consolidar su proyección y vocación como Estado lider en el mundo. Por ello, ve el desarrollo del área nuclear como una capacidad importante de los países líderes y por ello busca desarrollar aún más todas sus capacidades como Estado.

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En esta monografía se analiza la influencia de la política exterior de los Estados Unidos de América hacia Colombia, desde la teoría del Realismo Hegemonico de Joseph Nye, y se busca mostrar por medio de noticias el poder duro y el poder blando que ejecer EUA hacia Colombia. Además se busca demostrar como esta teoría se ve reflejada en el Plan Colombia, por ultimo se busca advetir el peligro que puede llegar a ser el poder blando para el Sistema Internacional.

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El interés de este estudio de caso es evaluar a la Cooperación Cultural como herramienta de Diplomacia Cultural en la Secretaria General Iberoamericana (SEGIB) entre 2005-2012. En este estudio de caso se visualiza la manera en que la Cooperación Cultural impulsa como herramienta a la Diplomacia Cultural y en consecuencia pueda ser entendida como expresión de Diplomacia Cultural por medio de su ejecución y el papel que desempeña en cada uno los programas “IBER” de dicha institución. Finalmente se analiza y explica si la Cooperación Cultural es un mecanismo apto para fortalecer el sistema de Cooperación Iberoamericana.

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El interés de esta monografía es analizar el crecimiento económico de Corea del Sur y sus posibilidades de alterar el equilibrio en la región de Asia-Pacífico. A partir de los conceptos de poder duro y equilibrio de poder propuestos por Joseph Nye y Ernst Haas, se examinan los principales hitos del proceso de desarrollo nacional y se determina en qué sentido el incremento del poder duro nacional le permite a este país posicionarse como una potencia regional en ascenso. Así mismo, se evalúan los procesos de liderazgo regional de China y Japón que impiden a Corea del Sur alterar sustancialmente el equilibrio de poder en esta región del mundo.

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A partir de febrero de 2014, la historia de la República Bolivariana se fracturó. El descontento popular, la protesta social y las marchas pacíficas son reprimidas como consecuencia de un abuso de poder por parte del gobierno del presidente Nicolás Maduro. Las redes de información y comunicación, en los términos de Margaret Keck y Kathryn Sikkink, han jugado un papel fundamental para poner en evidencia las violaciones sistemáticas a los DD.HH., siendo estos el factor principal que vulnera la estabilidad política de la democracia venezolana. En este sentido, el desconocimiento de las garantías fundamentales, el deterioro de la democracia constitucional y el papel multiplicador de los actores transnacionales, han logrado visibilizar ante la comunidad internacional un déficit en materia de DD.HH. y con ello la debilidad de Venezuela como gobierno democrático.

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This paper sets out to conduct an empirical analysis of the post-Lisbon role of the European Parliament (EP) in the EU’s Common Commercial Policy through an examination of the ‘deep and comprehensive’ bilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) currently negotiated as part of the EU’s Global Europe strategy. The EU-Korea and EU-India FTAs are used as case studies in order to determine the implications of the EP’s enhanced trade powers on the processes, actors and outcomes of EU bilateral trade policy. The EP is now endowed with the ‘hard power’ of consent in the ratification phase of FTAs, acting as a threat to strengthen its ‘soft power’ to influence negotiations. The EP is developing strategies to influence the mandate and now plays an important role in the implementation of FTAs. The entry of this new player on the Brussels trade policy field has brought about a shift in the institutional balance of power and opened up the EP as a new point of access for trade policy lobbyists. Finally, increased EP involvement in EU trade policy has brought about a politicisation of EU trade policy and greater normative outcomes of FTAs.

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The central thesis that we aim to survey in this paper is that the present South-American political scene has required of the American imperialism a strategical redesign, in the sense of the neutralization, weakening and, if it is possible, destruction of regional political experiences/tendencies not aligned to its foreign politics. Under the mask of the defense of democracy and beneath the argument that Latin American "market oriented politics" are at stake, due to questions that goes back from the "delin-quency" —in Mexico—, the global terrorism, the organized international crime up to the worldwide drug traffic, the global strategy of American imperialism then sets up the definition of a new doctrine of preventive war that justifies the utilization of hard power against any country, in the name of its own defense. At the heart of the question what —actually— is in the agenda is the defense (and reproduction) of the benefits of its multinationals corporations and financial capital, by means of the international sub-traction of profitable assets, such as financial, energetic, communicational and natural resources, in addition to the domination of local markets, beyond facilitating capital flee amongst others.

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There are two reasons for the virtual nature of the West’s dialogue with Ukraine. The first is institutional as the EU has until now only been willing to use ‘carrots’ and ‘sticks’ in ‘enlargement-heavy’ (i.e. full membership) whereas it has only used ‘carrots,’ but never ‘sticks’, in ‘enlargement-light’ (i.e. the DCFTA). European Council Foreign Relations Senior Fellows Nicu Popescu and Andrew Wilson argue that the EU should be more willing to use both carrots and sticks; that is integrating its soft and hard power. The second is a disconnection between the West and Kyiv over definitions of democracy. The Ukrainian authorities have until now wanted to have their cake and eat it, too; rolling back democracy in Kyiv while claiming to sign up to ‘European values’ in Brussels.

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The role of the European Union in global politics has been of growing interest over the past decade. The EU is a key player in global institutions such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and NATO. It continues to construct an emerging identity and project its values and interests throughout contemporary international relations. The capacity of the EU to both formulate and realise its goals, however, remains contested. Some scholars claim the EU’s `soft power’ attitude rivals that of the USA’s `hard power’ approach to international relations. Others view the EU as insufficiently able to produce a co-ordinated position to project upon global politics. Regardless of the position taken within this debate, the EU’s relationship with its external partners has an increasingly important impact upon economic, political and security concerns on an international level. Trade negotiations, military interventions, democracy promotion, international development and responses to the global economic crisis have all witnessed the EU playing a central role. This has seen the EU become both a major force in contemporary institutions of global governance and a template for supranational governance that might influence other attempts to construct regional and global institutions. This volume brings together a collection of leading EU scholars to provide a state-of-the-art overview covering these and other debates relating to the EU’s role in contemporary global governance. The Handbook is divided into four main sections: Part I: European studies and global governance – provides an overview and critical assessment of the leading theoretical approaches through which the EU’s role in global governance has been addressed within the literature. Part II: Institutions – examines the role played by the key EU institutions in pursuing a role for the EU in contemporary international relations. Part III: Policy and issue areas – explores developments within particular policy sectors, assessing the different impact that the EU has had in different issue areas, including foreign and security policy, environmental policy, common commercial policy, the Common Agricultural Policy, development policy, accession policy, the Neighbourhood Policy and conflict transformation. Part IV: The global multilevel governance complex and the EU – focuses on the relationship between the EU and the institutions, regions and countries with which it forms a global multilevel governance complex, including chapters on the EU’s relationship with the WTO, United Nations, East Asia, Africa and the USA.

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The role of the European Union in global politics has been of growing interest over the past decade. The EU is a key player in global institutions such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and NATO. It continues to construct an emerging identity and project its values and interests throughout contemporary international relations. The capacity of the EU to both formulate and realise its goals, however, remains contested. Some scholars claim the EU’s `soft power’ attitude rivals that of the USA’s `hard power’ approach to international relations. Others view the EU as insufficiently able to produce a co-ordinated position to project upon global politics. Regardless of the position taken within this debate, the EU’s relationship with its external partners has an increasingly important impact upon economic, political and security concerns on an international level. Trade negotiations, military interventions, democracy promotion, international development and responses to the global economic crisis have all witnessed the EU playing a central role. This has seen the EU become both a major force in contemporary institutions of global governance and a template for supranational governance that might influence other attempts to construct regional and global institutions.

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A Krím-félsziget 2014. évi márciusi orosz annektálása nyomán az ortodox geopolitika újjászületéséről beszélnek a nemzetközi politikai elemzők. Mindez egyben egy új, többpólusú korszak kezdetét is jelenti. Míg az USA külpolitikailag egyre inkább visszahúzódik, és befelé fordul, addig a nagy feltörekvő piacok visszatérnek a katonai erő révén a „hard power” alkalmazásához. Oroszország az eurázsiaiság geopolitikai elvét alkalmazva egyre inkább szárazföldi hatalommá válik. Tengeri pozíciója ugyanakkor kétséges, hiszen csak a szevasztopoli kikötő biztosítja az orosz tengeri flotta kijutását a meleg tengerekre. Az euroatlanti erőtér és Oroszország közötti mélyülő „szakadék” révén a kelet-közép-európai térség egyre inkább ütközőzónává válik. A 2015-től megalakuló Eurázsiai Uniónak köszönhetően ugyanakkor hazánk „hídállammá” is válhatna Kelet és Nyugat között.