F Merke
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 42214 |
|---|---|
| NOME | F Merke |
| PRENOMES | F |
| SOBRENOME | Merke |
| ASSINATURA | MERKE F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of San Andrés |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1423-795X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Shaping the liberal international order from the inside
Scholars have long discussed whether the rise of China poses a threat to the Liberal International Order. However, there are methodological challenges to studying the effect of a rising power on established norms. In particular, the participation of rising powers in the established order is not exogenously determined. To make an empirical contribution to this debate, we focus on Beijing’s influence as a member of the Human Rights Council. We expl…
The growing divide
In recent decades, the relationship between Argentina and Brazil was understood as an alliance sustained by common interests and shared values. We argue that this assumption no longer holds, and that the relationship is going through a growing divide. In this article, we examine the evolution of Argentina–Brazil relations and carry out a plausibility probe to test three explanations of their rise and decline. To do so, we look at the shifting pat…
Foreign Policy Change in Latin America
This article examines patterns of change and continuity in Latin American foreign policies. It asks two interrelated questions: How can we conceptually and empirically account for foreign policy change? And why do states change their foreign policies in Latin America? To answer these questions, we used the results of a new expert survey on foreign policy preferences in the region between 1980 and 2014. The results we obtained using both linear an…
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
In the shadow of the state
This paper analyzes the role of think tanks as members of civil society in Latin America. Our goal is to present an initial conceptualization and measurement of the role think tanks play in the foreign policy sub-subsystem. We focus on three of the most influential think tanks in the region: CARI (Argentina), CEBRI (Brazil), and COMEXI (Mexico). This paper suggests that the state's characteristics and the character of its civil society determine …
Neither balance nor bandwagon
Foreign Policy and Human Rights Advocacy
Política exterior da Argentina e escolha institucional
Desde 1983, a Argentina adotou um perfil elevado na provisão de três bens públicos regionais: segurança interestatal, democracia e direitos humanos. No entanto, a Argentina fez diversas escolhas institucionais, entre a OEA, a Unasul e o Mercosul, dependendo do bem público em questão. O país vem contribuindo com a criação institucional para cooperar com a segurança, a seleção institucional para promover a democracia e o uso institucional para prom…
Neither balance nor bandwagon
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
In the shadow of the state
This paper analyzes the role of think tanks as members of civil society in Latin America. Our goal is to present an initial conceptualization and measurement of the role think tanks play in the foreign policy sub-subsystem. We focus on three of the most influential think tanks in the region: CARI (Argentina), CEBRI (Brazil), and COMEXI (Mexico). This paper suggests that the state's characteristics and the character of its civil society determine …
Shaping the liberal international order from the inside
Scholars have long discussed whether the rise of China poses a threat to the Liberal International Order. However, there are methodological challenges to studying the effect of a rising power on established norms. In particular, the participation of rising powers in the established order is not exogenously determined. To make an empirical contribution to this debate, we focus on Beijing’s influence as a member of the Human Rights Council. We expl…
The growing divide
In recent decades, the relationship between Argentina and Brazil was understood as an alliance sustained by common interests and shared values. We argue that this assumption no longer holds, and that the relationship is going through a growing divide. In this article, we examine the evolution of Argentina–Brazil relations and carry out a plausibility probe to test three explanations of their rise and decline. To do so, we look at the shifting pat…
Política exterior da Argentina e escolha institucional
Desde 1983, a Argentina adotou um perfil elevado na provisão de três bens públicos regionais: segurança interestatal, democracia e direitos humanos. No entanto, a Argentina fez diversas escolhas institucionais, entre a OEA, a Unasul e o Mercosul, dependendo do bem público em questão. O país vem contribuindo com a criação institucional para cooperar com a segurança, a seleção institucional para promover a democracia e o uso institucional para prom…
Foreign Policy and Human Rights Advocacy
Política exterior da Argentina e escolha institucional
Desde 1983, a Argentina adotou um perfil elevado na provisão de três bens públicos regionais: segurança interestatal, democracia e direitos humanos. No entanto, a Argentina fez diversas escolhas institucionais, entre a OEA, a Unasul e o Mercosul, dependendo do bem público em questão. O país vem contribuindo com a criação institucional para cooperar com a segurança, a seleção institucional para promover a democracia e o uso institucional para prom…
Neither balance nor bandwagon
In the shadow of the state
This paper analyzes the role of think tanks as members of civil society in Latin America. Our goal is to present an initial conceptualization and measurement of the role think tanks play in the foreign policy sub-subsystem. We focus on three of the most influential think tanks in the region: CARI (Argentina), CEBRI (Brazil), and COMEXI (Mexico). This paper suggests that the state's characteristics and the character of its civil society determine …
Argentina, Brazil and Chile and democracy defence in Latin America
This article examines the role of Argentina, Brazil and Chile (the ‘ABC countries’) in supporting democracy through the logic of consequences and appropriateness in three emblematic cases: the removal of President Zelaya in Honduras in 2009, the constitutional crisis that led to the removal of President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay 2012 and the sudden closing of the National Assembly in Venezuela in 2017. The authors argue that the ABC governments’ …
Foreign Policy Change in Latin America
This article examines patterns of change and continuity in Latin American foreign policies. It asks two interrelated questions: How can we conceptually and empirically account for foreign policy change? And why do states change their foreign policies in Latin America? To answer these questions, we used the results of a new expert survey on foreign policy preferences in the region between 1980 and 2014. The results we obtained using both linear an…
The growing divide
In recent decades, the relationship between Argentina and Brazil was understood as an alliance sustained by common interests and shared values. We argue that this assumption no longer holds, and that the relationship is going through a growing divide. In this article, we examine the evolution of Argentina–Brazil relations and carry out a plausibility probe to test three explanations of their rise and decline. To do so, we look at the shifting pat…
Shaping the liberal international order from the inside
Scholars have long discussed whether the rise of China poses a threat to the Liberal International Order. However, there are methodological challenges to studying the effect of a rising power on established norms. In particular, the participation of rising powers in the established order is not exogenously determined. To make an empirical contribution to this debate, we focus on Beijing’s influence as a member of the Human Rights Council. We expl…
Law (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · International Development and Aid (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · International Relations in Latin America (4 obras) · Political economy (4 obras) · Foreign policy (3 obras)