Comercio Internacional

Historia

En este ensayo pensaremos desde las relaciones internacionales sobre las implicancias de las críticas de Donald Trump hacia Naciones Unidas, expresadas en su discurso ante la 80va Reunión de la Asamblea General del pasado septiembre. Entre otras cuestiones, Trump se lamentó de que “tuviera que hacer cosas que las NU deberían haber hecho”, alegando que […]

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Renato Carlos José Sersale di Cerisano

El actual contexto internacional ha sido y está caracterizado por factores disruptivos que han redefinido los asuntos globales durante el 2025 y, es de prever que marquen un nuevo ciclo de la política internacional con claros impactos en las economías nacionales y regionales, en el sistema multilateral y en las alianzas entre países y regiones.

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El papel de los hermanamientos entre ciudades para fortalecer el diálogo y la cooperación

Alejandro Osornio Ramos Diciembre 2025 Una colaboración del Centro de Estudios Internacionales Gilberto Bosques En los últimos años, el escenario internacional presenta desafíos cada vez más serios para su estabilidad y el mantenimiento de la paz. Los esfuerzos para favorecer un diálogo efectivo entre los líderes mundiales muestran signos frágiles para alcanzar soluciones reales a los

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Towards a World Order without Hegemony: A Proposal from the Global South

In 1994, Marxist political economist Chen Qiren taught a specialised course on global economic development to young doctoral students in the Department of International Politics at Fudan University.1 China was still in the early phase of Reform and Opening-Up and the recent decline of the Cold War had ushered in an era of heightened triumphalism

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The Collapse of the Neoliberal World Order and the Rise of China and Russia in Global Governance

For future historians reflecting on changes in the world order, 2025 could be regarded as a watershed year signalling a major global shift. The greatest challenge we face today is what Giovanni Arrighi referred to as the question of what the ‘next world’ will look like. This question reflects the prevailing systemic anxiety on a

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Trump 2.0 and the Churning Global Order

The return of Donald Trump signals an upheaval in global politics. This issue examines the global rise of illiberal movements, the collapse of the neoliberal order, and the fissioning ideological spectrum. As the world reorganises, what new order will emerge? Contributors analyse China-Russia cooperation, multipolar visions, and pathways towards a world without hegemony. ​The traditional

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The Arrival of Trump 2.0 and the Era of Global Turmoil

The arrival of the second administration of President Donald Trump – hereafter, Trump 2.0 – has been a whirlwind. In just over a hundred days, his administration has drastically downsized the civil service, signalled a swift withdrawal from Ukraine, launched an aggressive new tariff war, and betrayed traditional allies in Europe. Trump’s new policies have

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The Fission of the Global Ideological Spectrum and 21st-Century Re-Globalisation

Since the twentieth century, modern political ideologies across the world have been mapped onto a left-right binary spectrum. This is a highly simplified abstraction, but it has effectively encapsulated the structure of political orientations and struggles both within and between almost every country and region for more than a century. An undergraduate in political science

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