Andrés Serbin
Biographic Data
| ID | 286549 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrés Serbin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrés |
| FAMILY NAME | Serbin |
| SIGNATURE | SERBIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Venezuela |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Foreign Policy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: The Role and Legacy of Hugo Chávez
From the 1998 election of Hugo Chávez Frías as president until his death in March 2013, Venezuela went through significant changes. The launch of a political project geared toward the establishment of “socialism for the twenty‐first century,” underwritten by the abundant oil revenues since 2002, meant an unprecedented transformation in Venezuela. There was also a radical change in the country's foreign policy in the transition from the pre‐Chavez…
Atuando sozinho: Governos, sociedade civil e regionalismo na América do Sul
O trabalho analisa a nova etapa do regionalismo na América Latina, caracterizada por três 'retornos': o retorno a um papel protagonista do Estado, o retorno à política nas relações regionais e o retorno ao desenvolvimento e a uma agenda social, no contexto da emergência de novos organismos regionais de caráter interestatal e de um novo papel dos respectivos presidentes. Nesse marco, analisa-se o papel da sociedade civil e os apelos à participação…
The Relevance of the Responsibility to Protect for Latin America and the Caribbean Region: Prevention and The Role of Civil Society
The authors argue in this article that the main dimensions to be considered regarding the implementation of the Responsibility to Protect in Latin America and the Caribbean are the preventive dimension and, eventually the rebuilding dimension. The preventive dimension of the Responsibility to Protect cannot be dissociated from a general strategy of armed or violent conflict prevention, and should not be focused only in the prevention of mass atro…
Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean
Thoroughly updated to reflect recent events and trends, this new edition of Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean treats the full range of issues facing the region today
Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean
A thorough - and engaging - discussion of the most crucial issues affecting the Caribbean today and the traditions, influences, and common themes underlying the many differences within this complex region
Cuba en el entorno regional: Las relaciones con América Latina y el Caribe en el cambiante contexto regional
This article offers a series of considerations concerning Cubas role in the post-Cold War regional and global contexts. The author analyzes the country 's diverse efforts to strengthen its foreign policy tozvards other Latín American nations, with the goal of delinking its relations with the región from the influence ofthe United States. Special emphasis is placed upon the relationship that Fidel Castro has built with Venezuelan president, Hugo C…
Transnational Relations and Regionalism in the Caribbean
The global trend toward increased involvement by non-governmental agencies and private parties has enriched the mix of actors operating at all levels of interstate and intersociety relations in the Caribbean. While many of these new relations persist in the traditional ties with the former colonial metropolises, there is evidence of new relations in the political, economic, gender, academic, and environmental areas. Even as this article examines …
Towards an Association of Caribbean States: Raising Some Awkward Questions
Despite its manifest heterogeneity-linguistic, ethnic and political-and the significant imbalances between nations, the Caribbean Basin has gradually come to be viewed as a distinctive subregion within the Western Hemisphere. This process began during the Cold War when a number of extraregional actors with interests in the region considered it of strategic importance. As in previous phases of its history, the Caribbean found itself defined geopol…
Lenin, Gorbachov y la eclosión de las nacionalidades en la URSS
Analiza el proceso llevado a cabo por Lenin, el cual aseguro la profundización del proceso revolucionario y la consolidación del internacionalismo, frenando el proceso de desmembración del Imperio Ruso y reconstituyendo gradualmente sus fronteras en el marco de la Unión Soviética y el proceso llevado por Gorbachov, para la descentralización del poder, el cual hace énfasis en la autonomía cultural de las respectivas repúblicas, en le marco de una …
The Caricom States and the Group of Three: A New Partnership between Latin America and the Non-Hispanic Caribbean
In 1990, the relationship between the states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Latin American states of the Caribbean Basin seemed to have entered a new phase characterized by movement toward convergence, rapprochement, and initiatives of horizontal cooperation. This situation contrasts sharply with a past marked by persistent tensions and divergent views, rooted in legacies dating from colonial times of mutually disqualifying ethno-hi…
The Caricom States and the Group of Three: A New Partnership between Latin America and the Non-Hispanic Caribbean
In 1990, the relationship between the states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Latin American states of the Caribbean Basin seemed to have entered a new phase characterized by movement toward convergence, rapprochement, and initiatives of horizontal cooperation. This situation contrasts sharply with a past marked by persistent tensions and divergent views, rooted in legacies dating from colonial times of mutually disqualifying ethno-hi…
The Foreign Policy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: The Role and Legacy of Hugo Chávez
From the 1998 election of Hugo Chávez Frías as president until his death in March 2013, Venezuela went through significant changes. The launch of a political project geared toward the establishment of “socialism for the twenty‐first century,” underwritten by the abundant oil revenues since 2002, meant an unprecedented transformation in Venezuela. There was also a radical change in the country's foreign policy in the transition from the pre‐Chavez…
Atuando sozinho: Governos, sociedade civil e regionalismo na América do Sul
O trabalho analisa a nova etapa do regionalismo na América Latina, caracterizada por três 'retornos': o retorno a um papel protagonista do Estado, o retorno à política nas relações regionais e o retorno ao desenvolvimento e a uma agenda social, no contexto da emergência de novos organismos regionais de caráter interestatal e de um novo papel dos respectivos presidentes. Nesse marco, analisa-se o papel da sociedade civil e os apelos à participação…
The Relevance of the Responsibility to Protect for Latin America and the Caribbean Region: Prevention and The Role of Civil Society
The authors argue in this article that the main dimensions to be considered regarding the implementation of the Responsibility to Protect in Latin America and the Caribbean are the preventive dimension and, eventually the rebuilding dimension. The preventive dimension of the Responsibility to Protect cannot be dissociated from a general strategy of armed or violent conflict prevention, and should not be focused only in the prevention of mass atro…
Cuba en el entorno regional: Las relaciones con América Latina y el Caribe en el cambiante contexto regional
This article offers a series of considerations concerning Cubas role in the post-Cold War regional and global contexts. The author analyzes the country 's diverse efforts to strengthen its foreign policy tozvards other Latín American nations, with the goal of delinking its relations with the región from the influence ofthe United States. Special emphasis is placed upon the relationship that Fidel Castro has built with Venezuelan president, Hugo C…
Transnational Relations and Regionalism in the Caribbean
The global trend toward increased involvement by non-governmental agencies and private parties has enriched the mix of actors operating at all levels of interstate and intersociety relations in the Caribbean. While many of these new relations persist in the traditional ties with the former colonial metropolises, there is evidence of new relations in the political, economic, gender, academic, and environmental areas. Even as this article examines …
Towards an Association of Caribbean States: Raising Some Awkward Questions
Despite its manifest heterogeneity-linguistic, ethnic and political-and the significant imbalances between nations, the Caribbean Basin has gradually come to be viewed as a distinctive subregion within the Western Hemisphere. This process began during the Cold War when a number of extraregional actors with interests in the region considered it of strategic importance. As in previous phases of its history, the Caribbean found itself defined geopol…
Lenin, Gorbachov y la eclosión de las nacionalidades en la URSS
Analiza el proceso llevado a cabo por Lenin, el cual aseguro la profundización del proceso revolucionario y la consolidación del internacionalismo, frenando el proceso de desmembración del Imperio Ruso y reconstituyendo gradualmente sus fronteras en el marco de la Unión Soviética y el proceso llevado por Gorbachov, para la descentralización del poder, el cual hace énfasis en la autonomía cultural de las respectivas repúblicas, en le marco de una …
The Caricom States and the Group of Three: A New Partnership between Latin America and the Non-Hispanic Caribbean
In 1990, the relationship between the states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Latin American states of the Caribbean Basin seemed to have entered a new phase characterized by movement toward convergence, rapprochement, and initiatives of horizontal cooperation. This situation contrasts sharply with a past marked by persistent tensions and divergent views, rooted in legacies dating from colonial times of mutually disqualifying ethno-hi…
Transnational Relations and Regionalism in the Caribbean
The global trend toward increased involvement by non-governmental agencies and private parties has enriched the mix of actors operating at all levels of interstate and intersociety relations in the Caribbean. While many of these new relations persist in the traditional ties with the former colonial metropolises, there is evidence of new relations in the political, economic, gender, academic, and environmental areas. Even as this article examines …
Towards an Association of Caribbean States: Raising Some Awkward Questions
Despite its manifest heterogeneity-linguistic, ethnic and political-and the significant imbalances between nations, the Caribbean Basin has gradually come to be viewed as a distinctive subregion within the Western Hemisphere. This process began during the Cold War when a number of extraregional actors with interests in the region considered it of strategic importance. As in previous phases of its history, the Caribbean found itself defined geopol…
Cuba en el entorno regional: Las relaciones con América Latina y el Caribe en el cambiante contexto regional
This article offers a series of considerations concerning Cubas role in the post-Cold War regional and global contexts. The author analyzes the country 's diverse efforts to strengthen its foreign policy tozvards other Latín American nations, with the goal of delinking its relations with the región from the influence ofthe United States. Special emphasis is placed upon the relationship that Fidel Castro has built with Venezuelan president, Hugo C…
Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean
A thorough - and engaging - discussion of the most crucial issues affecting the Caribbean today and the traditions, influences, and common themes underlying the many differences within this complex region
Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean
Thoroughly updated to reflect recent events and trends, this new edition of Understanding the Contemporary Caribbean treats the full range of issues facing the region today
The Relevance of the Responsibility to Protect for Latin America and the Caribbean Region: Prevention and The Role of Civil Society
The authors argue in this article that the main dimensions to be considered regarding the implementation of the Responsibility to Protect in Latin America and the Caribbean are the preventive dimension and, eventually the rebuilding dimension. The preventive dimension of the Responsibility to Protect cannot be dissociated from a general strategy of armed or violent conflict prevention, and should not be focused only in the prevention of mass atro…
Atuando sozinho: Governos, sociedade civil e regionalismo na América do Sul
O trabalho analisa a nova etapa do regionalismo na América Latina, caracterizada por três 'retornos': o retorno a um papel protagonista do Estado, o retorno à política nas relações regionais e o retorno ao desenvolvimento e a uma agenda social, no contexto da emergência de novos organismos regionais de caráter interestatal e de um novo papel dos respectivos presidentes. Nesse marco, analisa-se o papel da sociedade civil e os apelos à participação…
The Foreign Policy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: The Role and Legacy of Hugo Chávez
From the 1998 election of Hugo Chávez Frías as president until his death in March 2013, Venezuela went through significant changes. The launch of a political project geared toward the establishment of “socialism for the twenty‐first century,” underwritten by the abundant oil revenues since 2002, meant an unprecedented transformation in Venezuela. There was also a radical change in the country's foreign policy in the transition from the pre‐Chavez…
Political science (8 works) · Geography (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Caribbean history, culture, and politics (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economy (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)