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Is the politicial dialogue between the European Union and Latin America useful?
01/09/2007 By Christian Freres, Susanne Gratius
In this book, different authors analyse, from its beginning in the 1980s until now, the results of the political dialogue between the European Union and Latin America.
Following some theoretical remarks on the progress and constraints of regionalism and interregionalism, two chapters draw a critical balance of the regional, subregional and bilateral political dialogue fora. A fourth chapter compares the European-Latin American dialogue with similar mechanisms.
Chapter 5 analyses the most relevant political conflicts in European-Latin American relaciones. Finally, several scenarios and concrete propolsals with regards to the future of relations between Latin America and the EU are designed.
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Keywords
Conflict resolution Democracy promotion Development cooperation EU Foreign Policy European Union Fragile state Inequality Latin America & Caribbean Mercosur Peace process PovertyRelated publications
Bio author: Christian Freres
BA in International Relations by Georgetown University and MA in Development Studies by the American University.
Bio author: Susanne Gratius
Latin America. Emerging powers. Brazil. Cuba. Venezuela. EU-Latin American relations.
