Jorge A Schiavon
Biographic Data
| ID | 3065388 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jorge A Schiavon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jorge A |
| FAMILY NAME | Schiavon |
| SIGNATURE | SCHIAVON J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6962-088X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
La diplomacia digital presidencial de México
Mexican Consular Lobbying in the United States: Explaining the Acceptance of the Consular Identification Card
This article explores the lobbying strategies conducted by the network of 53 Mexican consulates in the United States for the acceptance of the Consular Identification Card, matricula consular in Spanish, as a valid identification. The central objective of this strategy has been to provide a valid form of identification for Mexican nationals abroad, especially undocumented migrants, to facilitate their social and economic inclusion in the communit…
Cómo estudiar la migración en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano
Este artículo responde la pregunta: ¿cómo se debe estudiar el fenómeno migratorio en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano? Esta pregunta se responde proponiendo cinco estrategias que permiten entender y analizar la migración de manera integral, a saber: 1) desagregar el análisis en los cinco componentes internacionales que lo integran (emigración, inmigración, tránsito, retorno y refugio 2) examinarlo regionalmente como un sistema migratorio; 3) estudi…
La diplomacia cultural posrevolucionaria en la relación México-Estados Unidos durante la década de 1920
La principal variable internacional para entender la política exterior de México es su vecindad con los Estados Unidos. La entrada en vigor de la Constitución de 1917 presentó un escenario particularmente difícil en esta relación en la década de 1920. Este artículo argumenta que México utilizó la diplomacia cultural para contener las tensiones con Estados Unidos y facilitar las negociaciones bilaterales. Para ello, primero analiza las estrategias…
Migración en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano
El objetivo central de este dossier es analizar el fenómeno migratorio en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano de manera integral e interdisciplinar. Este sistema incluye a Canadá, Estados Unidos y México (en América del Norte), Belice, El Salvador, Guatemala y Honduras (en América Central), y Cuba, Haití, Puerto Rico, República Dominicana y Jamaica (en el Caribe). Para ello, se convocó a algunos de los mayores expertos académicos en la región sobre el…
Ethnic competition in a divided America: The wall and the “Hispanic threat”
During his electoral campaign and while in office, President Donald Trump expressed his desire to build a wall along the US–Mexico border to control migration. Analyzing the conditions, circumstances, and demands of those Americans who want a wall with Mexico and Latin America is an imperative to understand better US–Latin American relations and ethnic competition not only during the Trump administration, but also in Joseph Biden's presidency. In…
Foreign Policy Capacities, State Foreign Services, and International Influence: Brazil versus Mexico
This contribution to the Forum examines the contemporary role of state foreign services in the practice of current international relations and their impact in the level of activity and influence of their countries foreign policies in the international system. In particular, studying relevant variables such as budget, legal powers, size, distribution, and professionalisation of state foreign services, it analyses the role of the ministries of fore…
Is Mexico a North American or Latin American Country? An Analysis of Public Opinion
This article presents the results of opinion polls conducted in Mexico since 2004, and of the Critical Discourse Analysis conducted on the most‐representative opinion articles of Mexican public intellectuals since 2000. The central argument is that the Mexican public accepts tacitly that the country can be a nation of multiple belongings, that is, North American and Latin American at the same time, and there is no need to choose one region over t…
In search of international influence: Mexico as an entrepreneurial power
This article argues that the concept of entrepreneurial state is useful for analyzing Mexican foreign policy during recent decades. It argues that Mexico has behaved as an entrepreneurial state, following a limited foreign policy agenda to address national priorities, with important restrictions in terms of resources and agency, but seeking to obtain international recognition as a relevant global player that has influence on world affairs. This e…
Federalism and Foreign Affairs in Mexico: The International Negotiations of Mexican Sub-State Governments
This article analyzes the international negotiations of sub-State governments ( inssg ) in Mexico. It addresses five questions: 1) What factors explain the increasing number of inssg s? 2) What is the impact of federalism on inssg ? 3) What are the levels of inssg and how have they changed over the years? 4) How do Mexican sub-State governments ( ssg ) institutionalize their international negotiations? 5) What are the perceptions and capacities o…
Migration studies in Mexico: Interdisciplinary studies for a multi-tiered phenomenon
This review essay analyzes the different migration programs in Mexico, and argues that migration studies have to evolve with the changing migratory reality, developing from studying Mexican emigration to the United States from a disciplinary perspective to analyzing regional migratory systems (North and Central America and the Caribbean) from a comprehensive (emigration, immigration, transit and return migration), comparative (in time and space),…
Actuar o no actuar: Un análisis comparativo del rol de los estados de Chiapas y Arizona
Setting immigration policy is reserved for the federal government in both Mexico and the United States. However, de facto, the states in both countries carry out certain immigration policies. Chiapas and Arizona have both faced challenges in this area. The government of Arizona has followed an anti-immigrant logic, while the government of Chiapas has focused on the defense of migrants’ human rights. The aim of this article is to understand the pr…
Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia (Mikta): Middle, Regional, and Constructive Powers Providing Global Governance
This paper argues that MIKTA (Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia) are middle, regional, and constructive powers that can serve as providers of global governance in the international system. In order to support this idea, the paper first reviews the literature on these concepts, arguing that they can be complementary. Then, it explains why the MIKTA countries can be defined as middle, regional and constructive powers. To do so, …
To Know or Not To Know? Realist and Liberal Theories on Foreign Affairs and Public Opinion in L atin A merica
We contrast the central theoretical claims of the realist and liberal traditions of international relations concerning the importance of public opinion in foreign affairs, providing sufficient empirical evidence to uphold the liberal view and refute the realist hypothesis. Using data collected over the last decade by T he A mericas and T he W orld P roject in B razil, C olombia, E cuador, M exico, and P eru, we show that, even if L atin A merican…
Sub-State Diplomacy in Mexico
Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill is a leading international academic publisher in the Humanities, Social Sciences, International Law, and Biology. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the USA and Asia, Brill today publishes more than 360 journals and 2,000 new books and reference works each year as well as a large number of databases and primary source research collections
Sub-State Diplomacy in Mexico
This article analyses the international relations of Mexican sub-state governments. It aims to answer four questions: 1) What explains the recent and dramatic increase in their international activities?; 2) Do these federal units have an independent foreign policy?; 3) What are their levels or degrees of sub-state diplomacy?; and 4) Which variables explain the variation in their degree of sub-state diplomacy? The first section argues that the gro…
Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia (Mikta): Middle, Regional, and Constructive Powers Providing Global Governance
This paper argues that MIKTA (Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia) are middle, regional, and constructive powers that can serve as providers of global governance in the international system. In order to support this idea, the paper first reviews the literature on these concepts, arguing that they can be complementary. Then, it explains why the MIKTA countries can be defined as middle, regional and constructive powers. To do so, …
Foreign Policy Capacities, State Foreign Services, and International Influence: Brazil versus Mexico
This contribution to the Forum examines the contemporary role of state foreign services in the practice of current international relations and their impact in the level of activity and influence of their countries foreign policies in the international system. In particular, studying relevant variables such as budget, legal powers, size, distribution, and professionalisation of state foreign services, it analyses the role of the ministries of fore…
To Know or Not To Know? Realist and Liberal Theories on Foreign Affairs and Public Opinion in L atin A merica
We contrast the central theoretical claims of the realist and liberal traditions of international relations concerning the importance of public opinion in foreign affairs, providing sufficient empirical evidence to uphold the liberal view and refute the realist hypothesis. Using data collected over the last decade by T he A mericas and T he W orld P roject in B razil, C olombia, E cuador, M exico, and P eru, we show that, even if L atin A merican…
In search of international influence: Mexico as an entrepreneurial power
This article argues that the concept of entrepreneurial state is useful for analyzing Mexican foreign policy during recent decades. It argues that Mexico has behaved as an entrepreneurial state, following a limited foreign policy agenda to address national priorities, with important restrictions in terms of resources and agency, but seeking to obtain international recognition as a relevant global player that has influence on world affairs. This e…
Sub-State Diplomacy in Mexico
Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill is a leading international academic publisher in the Humanities, Social Sciences, International Law, and Biology. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the USA and Asia, Brill today publishes more than 360 journals and 2,000 new books and reference works each year as well as a large number of databases and primary source research collections
Sub-State Diplomacy in Mexico
Founded in 1683 in Leiden, the Netherlands, Brill is a leading international academic publisher in the Humanities, Social Sciences, International Law, and Biology. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the USA and Asia, Brill today publishes more than 360 journals and 2,000 new books and reference works each year as well as a large number of databases and primary source research collections
Sub-State Diplomacy in Mexico
This article analyses the international relations of Mexican sub-state governments. It aims to answer four questions: 1) What explains the recent and dramatic increase in their international activities?; 2) Do these federal units have an independent foreign policy?; 3) What are their levels or degrees of sub-state diplomacy?; and 4) Which variables explain the variation in their degree of sub-state diplomacy? The first section argues that the gro…
To Know or Not To Know? Realist and Liberal Theories on Foreign Affairs and Public Opinion in L atin A merica
We contrast the central theoretical claims of the realist and liberal traditions of international relations concerning the importance of public opinion in foreign affairs, providing sufficient empirical evidence to uphold the liberal view and refute the realist hypothesis. Using data collected over the last decade by T he A mericas and T he W orld P roject in B razil, C olombia, E cuador, M exico, and P eru, we show that, even if L atin A merican…
Migration studies in Mexico: Interdisciplinary studies for a multi-tiered phenomenon
This review essay analyzes the different migration programs in Mexico, and argues that migration studies have to evolve with the changing migratory reality, developing from studying Mexican emigration to the United States from a disciplinary perspective to analyzing regional migratory systems (North and Central America and the Caribbean) from a comprehensive (emigration, immigration, transit and return migration), comparative (in time and space),…
Actuar o no actuar: Un análisis comparativo del rol de los estados de Chiapas y Arizona
Setting immigration policy is reserved for the federal government in both Mexico and the United States. However, de facto, the states in both countries carry out certain immigration policies. Chiapas and Arizona have both faced challenges in this area. The government of Arizona has followed an anti-immigrant logic, while the government of Chiapas has focused on the defense of migrants’ human rights. The aim of this article is to understand the pr…
Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia (Mikta): Middle, Regional, and Constructive Powers Providing Global Governance
This paper argues that MIKTA (Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia) are middle, regional, and constructive powers that can serve as providers of global governance in the international system. In order to support this idea, the paper first reviews the literature on these concepts, arguing that they can be complementary. Then, it explains why the MIKTA countries can be defined as middle, regional and constructive powers. To do so, …
Federalism and Foreign Affairs in Mexico: The International Negotiations of Mexican Sub-State Governments
This article analyzes the international negotiations of sub-State governments ( inssg ) in Mexico. It addresses five questions: 1) What factors explain the increasing number of inssg s? 2) What is the impact of federalism on inssg ? 3) What are the levels of inssg and how have they changed over the years? 4) How do Mexican sub-State governments ( ssg ) institutionalize their international negotiations? 5) What are the perceptions and capacities o…
Is Mexico a North American or Latin American Country? An Analysis of Public Opinion
This article presents the results of opinion polls conducted in Mexico since 2004, and of the Critical Discourse Analysis conducted on the most‐representative opinion articles of Mexican public intellectuals since 2000. The central argument is that the Mexican public accepts tacitly that the country can be a nation of multiple belongings, that is, North American and Latin American at the same time, and there is no need to choose one region over t…
In search of international influence: Mexico as an entrepreneurial power
This article argues that the concept of entrepreneurial state is useful for analyzing Mexican foreign policy during recent decades. It argues that Mexico has behaved as an entrepreneurial state, following a limited foreign policy agenda to address national priorities, with important restrictions in terms of resources and agency, but seeking to obtain international recognition as a relevant global player that has influence on world affairs. This e…
Foreign Policy Capacities, State Foreign Services, and International Influence: Brazil versus Mexico
This contribution to the Forum examines the contemporary role of state foreign services in the practice of current international relations and their impact in the level of activity and influence of their countries foreign policies in the international system. In particular, studying relevant variables such as budget, legal powers, size, distribution, and professionalisation of state foreign services, it analyses the role of the ministries of fore…
Ethnic competition in a divided America: The wall and the “Hispanic threat”
During his electoral campaign and while in office, President Donald Trump expressed his desire to build a wall along the US–Mexico border to control migration. Analyzing the conditions, circumstances, and demands of those Americans who want a wall with Mexico and Latin America is an imperative to understand better US–Latin American relations and ethnic competition not only during the Trump administration, but also in Joseph Biden's presidency. In…
Cómo estudiar la migración en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano
Este artículo responde la pregunta: ¿cómo se debe estudiar el fenómeno migratorio en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano? Esta pregunta se responde proponiendo cinco estrategias que permiten entender y analizar la migración de manera integral, a saber: 1) desagregar el análisis en los cinco componentes internacionales que lo integran (emigración, inmigración, tránsito, retorno y refugio 2) examinarlo regionalmente como un sistema migratorio; 3) estudi…
La diplomacia cultural posrevolucionaria en la relación México-Estados Unidos durante la década de 1920
La principal variable internacional para entender la política exterior de México es su vecindad con los Estados Unidos. La entrada en vigor de la Constitución de 1917 presentó un escenario particularmente difícil en esta relación en la década de 1920. Este artículo argumenta que México utilizó la diplomacia cultural para contener las tensiones con Estados Unidos y facilitar las negociaciones bilaterales. Para ello, primero analiza las estrategias…
Migración en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano
El objetivo central de este dossier es analizar el fenómeno migratorio en el sistema Meso-Norteamericano de manera integral e interdisciplinar. Este sistema incluye a Canadá, Estados Unidos y México (en América del Norte), Belice, El Salvador, Guatemala y Honduras (en América Central), y Cuba, Haití, Puerto Rico, República Dominicana y Jamaica (en el Caribe). Para ello, se convocó a algunos de los mayores expertos académicos en la región sobre el…
Mexican Consular Lobbying in the United States: Explaining the Acceptance of the Consular Identification Card
This article explores the lobbying strategies conducted by the network of 53 Mexican consulates in the United States for the acceptance of the Consular Identification Card, matricula consular in Spanish, as a valid identification. The central objective of this strategy has been to provide a valid form of identification for Mexican nationals abroad, especially undocumented migrants, to facilitate their social and economic inclusion in the communit…
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