Resilience of Regionalism in Latin America and the by Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano, J. Briceño-Ruiz
By Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano, J. Briceño-Ruiz
As regionalisation turns into an more and more sizzling subject, the authors clarify why regionalism has been so much profitable in Latin the US and analyse current methods and reviews of attainable destiny advancements within the quarter, together with the Caribbean, relevant the US, Brazil, and Mexico.
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Although rejecting the neo-realist view concerning geopolitics, they are actually still attached to it; for example, in the analysis of South America, where geopolitics is associated with war escalation, suspicion or threat perceptions (Buzan and Wæver, 2008, p. 314). A problem here is that this neo-realist association may lead to a one-dimensional view, often linking realism with conflict and a nationstate-centered outlook. One way of escaping it is to turn to a more systemic approach, since, as Hurrel (1995, p.
By the late 1960s, the geopolitical doctrines spread by the Escuela Superior de Guerra (ESG) contributed to mixing a developmentalist and a continentalist scope in Brazilian strategic thinking. This view was pervaded by the realist geopolitics, also known as ‘universal realism’ (Cervo and Bueno, 2002, p. 377), which dominated the commanding heights throughout the military regime. Yet, differently from other military regimes, industrialization (development) remained an overall goal, and it was linked to the ‘continental projection of Brazil’ (de Meira Mattos, 2007, p.
It was actually during Kubitschek’s administration that one of the most decisive steps for the consolidation of a South American geopolitical space was taken: moving the capital of the country to Brasilia, at the heartland of the continent. As had early been 38 The Thematic Perspectives envisaged by Mario Travassos, Brazil continued its march towards the east (Travassos, 1947, p. 243). While this caused fear among Hispanic realist geopoliticians, it provoked admiration among the integrationists, who understood that Brasilia was the ‘synthesis of a national policy’ (Jauretche, 1958, p.