Diana Tussie
Biographic Data
| ID | 286559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diana Tussie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diana |
| FAMILY NAME | Tussie |
| SIGNATURE | TUSSIE D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Argentina |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5266-8107 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
La presencia económica de China en Sudamérica: Implicaciones para las dinámicas de cooperación intrarregional
En este artículo se analiza la presencia económica china en Sudamérica en el marco de la Iniciativa de la Franja y la Ruta (IFyR) y más allá de ella, así como las implicaciones para las dinámicas de cooperación intrarregional, en un contexto de disputa estratégica entre China y Estados Unidos. Con un abordaje teórico-metodológico de la Economía Política Internacional, se busca comprender los procesos de cambio estructural y sus constricciones y/o…
Misrecognised, misfit and misperceived: Why not a Latin American school of IPE
Although IPE has become more reflexive over the last decade, Latin America’s IPE thought has not been seen as part of the disciplinary canon. In this article we investigate why and how mainstream IPE misrecognised, labelled as a misfit, and misperceived Latin American contributions to the discipline. We also examine and define the ontological and epistemological characteristics, and the evolving boundaries of IPE studied in Latin America. We argu…
How Does Gramsci Travel in Latin America? Before and After Critical International Relations Theory
In the last 40 years, Critical International Relations Theory (CIRT) has influenced scholars in the Global North as well as the South. Latin America shows particular features. On the one hand, conceptualisation did not divorce the domestic from the international, as in dependency theory. On the other, Gramsci was widely read much before Robert W. Cox and even before International Relations was constituted as a discipline in its own right. In this…
Latin America in Global International Relations
Introducción: (Re)pensando Las Relaciones Internacionales: Una Agenda De Investigación
El Centro de Investigaciones y Proyectos Especiales (CIPE), invita a los académicos, investigadores y especialistas en temas de asuntos internacionales contemporáneos a publicar sus avances de investigación en la revista OASIS (ISSN impreso: 1657-7558; ISSN digital: 2346-2132), adscrita al Observatorio de Análisis de los Sistemas Internacionales. La revista OASIS es de circulación nacional e internacional. Esta publicación inició con periodicidad…
Set to Shake Up Global Economic Governance: Can the BRICS Be Dismissed
Identidad colectiva e instituciones regionales en la Comunidad Andina: Un análisis constructivista, de Germán Camilo Prieto
Acceder al texto completo para consultar el contenido
Breakthrough at Bali? Explanations, Aftermath, Implications
The World Trade Organization’s ( wto ) Ministerial Conference at Bali in December 2013 seemed to have marked a landmark moment in the history of the negotiations of the Doha Development Agenda ( dda ). This article begins with a brief analysis of why the dda has been quagmired in deadlocks and become the longest running trade round in the history of the multilateral trading system. It then discusses the significance of what was achieved at the Ba…
Unasur Health: A quiet revolution in health diplomacy in South America
Since the creation of Union of South American Nations (UNASUR), health policies became a strategic factor in South America to collectively balance the legacy of neoliberal policies in the region. The aim of this article is first to describe the social, political, and economic processes that explain the emergence of UNASUR and its focus on social policy through healthcare. We then analyze how by virtue of UNASUR's Health Council , healthcare becam…
A global conversation: Rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10),…
The Next Phase in the Consolidation and Expansion of Global Governance
THE KEY INSIGHT EXPRESSED IN THE STRIKING WORDS OF THE BRUNDTLAND Commission--The Earth is one but the world is not (1)--remains as relevant a political statement about most global governance challenges today as it was about sustainable development twenty-seven years ago. Global governance entails multilevel and networked relations and interactions for managing and facilitating linkages across policy levels and domains. It consists of formal and …
Os imperativos do Brasil no desafiador espaço regional da América do Sul: Uma Visão Da Economia Política Internacional
O artigo foca as bases econômicas e questiona se elas criam uma demanda de alcance regional e mundial da política externa. Com uma perspectiva integradora, quando se pensa em Estados, também se pensa em Estados e mercados díades. Quais são os interesses que circulam dentro dessa nova perspectiva? Se o debate sobre a construção regional significa ir além de uma construção narrativa, precisamos criar mais espaços para os incentivos que dirigem os a…
The Rise of Post-Hegemonic Regionalism: The Case of Latin America
Process Drivers in Trade Negotiations: The Role of Research in the Path to Grounding and Contextualizing
Virtually every country today is either already a member of or seeking to accede to the World Trade Organization (WTO). (1) Numbers make a difference, but so does the intellectual landscape in which newcomers operate. Ideas in trade relations have become so dominant that they are invisibly embedded as a way of doing business. Reproduced in a spiral of precedents, they can then remain largely unquestioned and taken for granted, playing a subtle ba…
Latin America: Contrasting motivations for regional projects
The breakdown of the North-South, East-West governing principles, and the removal of superpower overlay have led to an increasingly decentralised system setting the stage for the so called new geography of trade and the reconfiguration of political – diplomatic strategies. Such strategies now include contestation, articulation, competitive liberalisation, ample inter-state coalition building such as the G-20, G-33, G-90 in the Doha Round and the …
Las Cumbres de las Américas: Una Nueva Plataforma Para La Sociedad Civil
Este artículo analiza los avances logrados por las Cumbres de las Américas en materia de incorporación de los actores no gubernamentales en la definición de la agenda hemisférica. La descripción identifica los alcances de la apertura a nivel regional y a nivel nacional. En la conclusión, se evalúan los desafíos que enfrentan los foros de participación de la sociedad civil para institucionalizarse como plataformas democráticas de consulta y diálog…
Off the Beaten Track: From the Margins of Globalization
East Asia and Latin America: The Unlikely Alliance—edited by Peter Smith, Kotaro Horisaka, and Shoji Nishijima—brings together a group of researchers who focus on relations between these two regions. The book sits comfortably in the area of comparative political economy. At the same time, the editors try to contextualize the comparative framework with an introductory analysis of the challenges that globalization poses to these regions and a concl…
Movimiento sin fronteras? El desafío de dimensionar y pensar los movimientos sociales transnacionales
Implications of the shift in United States farm policy
This article sets out to describe the main features of the new farm legislation in the United States, assess the extent to which it conforms to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, and provide a preliminary assessment of its impact on Latin America. The article first looks at the new United States Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002, identifying the different mechanisms used to support the country’s farm producers. It then analyses th…
Sociedad civil, esfera pública y democratización en América Latina: Andes y Cono Sur
From Global to Local Governance: Civil Society and the Multilateral Development Banks
The World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), as multilateral development banks (MDBs), seem to have become the champions of a governance quest in the developing world. Although international networks of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) have mounted a persistent and high-profile campaign to make these institutions more accountable, transparent, and participatory, the MDBs are gradually making an effort to change practices and …
Multilateral Development Banks, Governments, and Civil Society: Chiaroscuros in a Triangular Relationship
andmark events such as the end of the Cold War, the renaissance of market policies, and the worldwide expansion of liberal political K J systems have contributed to civil society being gradually accepted as a legitimate international actor. Although nongovernmental organiza tions (NGOs) have implemented microlending and resettlement projects since the 1980s, the setting is different today. So is the responsibility of th? players. For one thing, N…
Trade policy within the context of the World Trade Organization
This study looks at the main obligations arising from the World Trade Organization and their repercussions on the design of trade policy. First of all, the study analyses the content of the world trade system and the problems it raises, and highlights the fact that, as the number of questions considered expands and an ever-increasing number of policies are brought under international scrutiny, the delicate balance between trade policy and negotia…
The Developing Countries in World Trade: Policies and Bargaining Strategies
Los nuevos bloques comerciales: A La Búsqueda De Un Fundamento Perdido
El incremento de las restricciones comerciales durante la ultima decada ha generado comparaciones con el deterioro que el sistema internacional sufrio en los anos de entreguerras, cerrando varias decadas de crecimiento sostenido del comercio bajo condiciones de relativo librecambio. Hoy, la creacion o profundizacion de nuevas areas de integracion parecen iniciar el camino hacia una fragmentacion del sistema en bloques comerciales en aparente seme…
Latin America: Contrasting motivations for regional projects
The breakdown of the North-South, East-West governing principles, and the removal of superpower overlay have led to an increasingly decentralised system setting the stage for the so called new geography of trade and the reconfiguration of political – diplomatic strategies. Such strategies now include contestation, articulation, competitive liberalisation, ample inter-state coalition building such as the G-20, G-33, G-90 in the Doha Round and the …
Unasur Health: A quiet revolution in health diplomacy in South America
Since the creation of Union of South American Nations (UNASUR), health policies became a strategic factor in South America to collectively balance the legacy of neoliberal policies in the region. The aim of this article is first to describe the social, political, and economic processes that explain the emergence of UNASUR and its focus on social policy through healthcare. We then analyze how by virtue of UNASUR's Health Council , healthcare becam…
A global conversation: Rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10),…
Multilateral Development Banks, Governments, and Civil Society: Chiaroscuros in a Triangular Relationship
andmark events such as the end of the Cold War, the renaissance of market policies, and the worldwide expansion of liberal political K J systems have contributed to civil society being gradually accepted as a legitimate international actor. Although nongovernmental organiza tions (NGOs) have implemented microlending and resettlement projects since the 1980s, the setting is different today. So is the responsibility of th? players. For one thing, N…
Os imperativos do Brasil no desafiador espaço regional da América do Sul: Uma Visão Da Economia Política Internacional
O artigo foca as bases econômicas e questiona se elas criam uma demanda de alcance regional e mundial da política externa. Com uma perspectiva integradora, quando se pensa em Estados, também se pensa em Estados e mercados díades. Quais são os interesses que circulam dentro dessa nova perspectiva? Se o debate sobre a construção regional significa ir além de uma construção narrativa, precisamos criar mais espaços para os incentivos que dirigem os a…
Trade policy within the context of the World Trade Organization
This study looks at the main obligations arising from the World Trade Organization and their repercussions on the design of trade policy. First of all, the study analyses the content of the world trade system and the problems it raises, and highlights the fact that, as the number of questions considered expands and an ever-increasing number of policies are brought under international scrutiny, the delicate balance between trade policy and negotia…
Misrecognised, misfit and misperceived: Why not a Latin American school of IPE
Although IPE has become more reflexive over the last decade, Latin America’s IPE thought has not been seen as part of the disciplinary canon. In this article we investigate why and how mainstream IPE misrecognised, labelled as a misfit, and misperceived Latin American contributions to the discipline. We also examine and define the ontological and epistemological characteristics, and the evolving boundaries of IPE studied in Latin America. We argu…
Breakthrough at Bali? Explanations, Aftermath, Implications
The World Trade Organization’s ( wto ) Ministerial Conference at Bali in December 2013 seemed to have marked a landmark moment in the history of the negotiations of the Doha Development Agenda ( dda ). This article begins with a brief analysis of why the dda has been quagmired in deadlocks and become the longest running trade round in the history of the multilateral trading system. It then discusses the significance of what was achieved at the Ba…
Process Drivers in Trade Negotiations: The Role of Research in the Path to Grounding and Contextualizing
Virtually every country today is either already a member of or seeking to accede to the World Trade Organization (WTO). (1) Numbers make a difference, but so does the intellectual landscape in which newcomers operate. Ideas in trade relations have become so dominant that they are invisibly embedded as a way of doing business. Reproduced in a spiral of precedents, they can then remain largely unquestioned and taken for granted, playing a subtle ba…
Off the Beaten Track: From the Margins of Globalization
East Asia and Latin America: The Unlikely Alliance—edited by Peter Smith, Kotaro Horisaka, and Shoji Nishijima—brings together a group of researchers who focus on relations between these two regions. The book sits comfortably in the area of comparative political economy. At the same time, the editors try to contextualize the comparative framework with an introductory analysis of the challenges that globalization poses to these regions and a concl…
The Developing Countries in World Trade: Policies and Bargaining Strategies
International Commodity Trade: Latin America-EEC
El Gatt y el comercio Norte-Sur: El Caso Del Sector Textil
La coordinación de los deudores latinoamericanos: Cuál Es La Lógica De Su Accionar
Los nuevos bloques comerciales: A La Búsqueda De Un Fundamento Perdido
El incremento de las restricciones comerciales durante la ultima decada ha generado comparaciones con el deterioro que el sistema internacional sufrio en los anos de entreguerras, cerrando varias decadas de crecimiento sostenido del comercio bajo condiciones de relativo librecambio. Hoy, la creacion o profundizacion de nuevas areas de integracion parecen iniciar el camino hacia una fragmentacion del sistema en bloques comerciales en aparente seme…
The Developing Countries in World Trade: Policies and Bargaining Strategies
Trade policy within the context of the World Trade Organization
This study looks at the main obligations arising from the World Trade Organization and their repercussions on the design of trade policy. First of all, the study analyses the content of the world trade system and the problems it raises, and highlights the fact that, as the number of questions considered expands and an ever-increasing number of policies are brought under international scrutiny, the delicate balance between trade policy and negotia…
From Global to Local Governance: Civil Society and the Multilateral Development Banks
The World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), as multilateral development banks (MDBs), seem to have become the champions of a governance quest in the developing world. Although international networks of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) have mounted a persistent and high-profile campaign to make these institutions more accountable, transparent, and participatory, the MDBs are gradually making an effort to change practices and …
Multilateral Development Banks, Governments, and Civil Society: Chiaroscuros in a Triangular Relationship
andmark events such as the end of the Cold War, the renaissance of market policies, and the worldwide expansion of liberal political K J systems have contributed to civil society being gradually accepted as a legitimate international actor. Although nongovernmental organiza tions (NGOs) have implemented microlending and resettlement projects since the 1980s, the setting is different today. So is the responsibility of th? players. For one thing, N…
Sociedad civil, esfera pública y democratización en América Latina: Andes y Cono Sur
Implications of the shift in United States farm policy
This article sets out to describe the main features of the new farm legislation in the United States, assess the extent to which it conforms to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, and provide a preliminary assessment of its impact on Latin America. The article first looks at the new United States Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002, identifying the different mechanisms used to support the country’s farm producers. It then analyses th…
Off the Beaten Track: From the Margins of Globalization
East Asia and Latin America: The Unlikely Alliance—edited by Peter Smith, Kotaro Horisaka, and Shoji Nishijima—brings together a group of researchers who focus on relations between these two regions. The book sits comfortably in the area of comparative political economy. At the same time, the editors try to contextualize the comparative framework with an introductory analysis of the challenges that globalization poses to these regions and a concl…
Movimiento sin fronteras? El desafío de dimensionar y pensar los movimientos sociales transnacionales
Process Drivers in Trade Negotiations: The Role of Research in the Path to Grounding and Contextualizing
Virtually every country today is either already a member of or seeking to accede to the World Trade Organization (WTO). (1) Numbers make a difference, but so does the intellectual landscape in which newcomers operate. Ideas in trade relations have become so dominant that they are invisibly embedded as a way of doing business. Reproduced in a spiral of precedents, they can then remain largely unquestioned and taken for granted, playing a subtle ba…
Latin America: Contrasting motivations for regional projects
The breakdown of the North-South, East-West governing principles, and the removal of superpower overlay have led to an increasingly decentralised system setting the stage for the so called new geography of trade and the reconfiguration of political – diplomatic strategies. Such strategies now include contestation, articulation, competitive liberalisation, ample inter-state coalition building such as the G-20, G-33, G-90 in the Doha Round and the …
Las Cumbres de las Américas: Una Nueva Plataforma Para La Sociedad Civil
Este artículo analiza los avances logrados por las Cumbres de las Américas en materia de incorporación de los actores no gubernamentales en la definición de la agenda hemisférica. La descripción identifica los alcances de la apertura a nivel regional y a nivel nacional. En la conclusión, se evalúan los desafíos que enfrentan los foros de participación de la sociedad civil para institucionalizarse como plataformas democráticas de consulta y diálog…
The Rise of Post-Hegemonic Regionalism: The Case of Latin America
Os imperativos do Brasil no desafiador espaço regional da América do Sul: Uma Visão Da Economia Política Internacional
O artigo foca as bases econômicas e questiona se elas criam uma demanda de alcance regional e mundial da política externa. Com uma perspectiva integradora, quando se pensa em Estados, também se pensa em Estados e mercados díades. Quais são os interesses que circulam dentro dessa nova perspectiva? Se o debate sobre a construção regional significa ir além de uma construção narrativa, precisamos criar mais espaços para os incentivos que dirigem os a…
The Next Phase in the Consolidation and Expansion of Global Governance
THE KEY INSIGHT EXPRESSED IN THE STRIKING WORDS OF THE BRUNDTLAND Commission--The Earth is one but the world is not (1)--remains as relevant a political statement about most global governance challenges today as it was about sustainable development twenty-seven years ago. Global governance entails multilevel and networked relations and interactions for managing and facilitating linkages across policy levels and domains. It consists of formal and …
Unasur Health: A quiet revolution in health diplomacy in South America
Since the creation of Union of South American Nations (UNASUR), health policies became a strategic factor in South America to collectively balance the legacy of neoliberal policies in the region. The aim of this article is first to describe the social, political, and economic processes that explain the emergence of UNASUR and its focus on social policy through healthcare. We then analyze how by virtue of UNASUR's Health Council , healthcare becam…
A global conversation: Rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10),…
Breakthrough at Bali? Explanations, Aftermath, Implications
The World Trade Organization’s ( wto ) Ministerial Conference at Bali in December 2013 seemed to have marked a landmark moment in the history of the negotiations of the Doha Development Agenda ( dda ). This article begins with a brief analysis of why the dda has been quagmired in deadlocks and become the longest running trade round in the history of the multilateral trading system. It then discusses the significance of what was achieved at the Ba…
Set to Shake Up Global Economic Governance: Can the BRICS Be Dismissed
Identidad colectiva e instituciones regionales en la Comunidad Andina: Un análisis constructivista, de Germán Camilo Prieto
Acceder al texto completo para consultar el contenido
Introducción: (Re)pensando Las Relaciones Internacionales: Una Agenda De Investigación
El Centro de Investigaciones y Proyectos Especiales (CIPE), invita a los académicos, investigadores y especialistas en temas de asuntos internacionales contemporáneos a publicar sus avances de investigación en la revista OASIS (ISSN impreso: 1657-7558; ISSN digital: 2346-2132), adscrita al Observatorio de Análisis de los Sistemas Internacionales. La revista OASIS es de circulación nacional e internacional. Esta publicación inició con periodicidad…
Latin America in Global International Relations
Political science (22 works) · Economics (16 works) · Law (16 works) · Law (13 works) · Politics (13 works) · International Development and Aid (11 works) · Political economy (9 works) · International trade (8 works) · Global trade and economics (7 works) · Humanities (7 works)