Ernesto Vivares
Biographic Data
| ID | 802108 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ernesto Vivares |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ernesto |
| FAMILY NAME | Vivares |
| SIGNATURE | VIVARES E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Ecuador |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2136-1089 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Artificial Intelligence meets South America
Years of Critical Theory on International Relations
In 1981, in a theoretical context dominated by positivist approaches in International Relations (IR), Robert W. Cox and Richard Ashley published two seminal articles which departed from distinct (meta)theoretical starting points.Robert Cox's 'Social
Latin America
This article contends that the prospects of regionalism in Latin America are highly uncertain. In the light of the inequality that has historically characterized the region, the commodity-oriented dependence, and the political instability, the region will not be able to face the future without cooperation. This article argues that Latin America must aim at pragmatic and non-ideological cooperation to focus on regional development. To reach that g…
The reconfiguration of twenty-first century Latin American regionalism
The introduction to this Special Issue reflects on both the multiplicity of Latin American (LA) regionalism and the theoretically pluralist terrain of contemporary scholarship on LA politics and international relations. The introduction will first outline the complexity of twenty-first century LA regionalism and the challenge this poses for scholars in the field. Secondly, we make the case for an ‘integrative pluralism' approach to unpacking the …
From Latin American International Political Economy to Latin American Global Political Economy
This paper focuses on the differences between International Political Economy (IPE) versus Global Political Economy (GPE) in Latin America. It explores how IPE tends to be taught and researched beyond mainstream IPE but in dialogue with it. It engages with the main literature of this field to discuss the contours and extension of a transition in teaching and research. It rests upon a historical sociological approach and employs a qualitative anal…
The Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy
Taxation binds the state together with its citizens, and with other economic actors operating within its borders. The growth of cross-border capital flows and global corporations has complicated these taxing relationships, creating opportunities for competition and cooperation between states. ‘Double taxation’ occurs when two or more states disagree over who has the right to tax cross-border investment. At the same time, states can no longer full…
Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy
Research and conceptual cages in the International Political Economy of South American Regionalism
This article analyses the multiple, contrasting roles and limitations of the dominant IPE regionalist theories in the research about the New South American Regionalism. The article focuses on the methodological dimensions of each research approach, at the North and the South, analyzing the role of theory in research by the deployment of the Weberian concept of 'iron cages.' The paper critically examines two levels of categories in global conversa…
Two regionalisms, two Latin Americas or beyond Latin America? Contributions from a critical and decolonial IPE
This article reconsiders the hegemonic interpretation of Latin American regionalisms, which have been defined as expressions of the fragmentation power of ideologies. After identifying the main bias and limitations of this approach, two alternative analytical proposals are presented: critical International Political Economy (IPE), which reconsiders the region’s heterogeneity as the reflection of a variety of historical trajectories; and the incre…
The International Political Economy of Communication
This collection reflects on the international political economy of media and the valuable lessons to be learned from the media reforms currently taking place across South America. The contributors pre
"Comentarios al dossier "Escenarios políticos y regionalismo en América Latina
Este texto comenta y analiza los artculos presentados en la pasada edicin, que desde enfoques analticos diversos apuntan a proyectar una imagen de cmo se viene configurando un histrico complejo de seguridad en la regin. El autor considera que dichos trabajos contribuyen de forma audaz y concreta a dar respuesta a las interrogantes acadmicas que surgen ante la emergencia de nuevas estructuras y problemas generados por el cambio en la dinmica del m…
The reconfiguration of twenty-first century Latin American regionalism
The introduction to this Special Issue reflects on both the multiplicity of Latin American (LA) regionalism and the theoretically pluralist terrain of contemporary scholarship on LA politics and international relations. The introduction will first outline the complexity of twenty-first century LA regionalism and the challenge this poses for scholars in the field. Secondly, we make the case for an ‘integrative pluralism' approach to unpacking the …
Two regionalisms, two Latin Americas or beyond Latin America? Contributions from a critical and decolonial IPE
This article reconsiders the hegemonic interpretation of Latin American regionalisms, which have been defined as expressions of the fragmentation power of ideologies. After identifying the main bias and limitations of this approach, two alternative analytical proposals are presented: critical International Political Economy (IPE), which reconsiders the region’s heterogeneity as the reflection of a variety of historical trajectories; and the incre…
Latin America
This article contends that the prospects of regionalism in Latin America are highly uncertain. In the light of the inequality that has historically characterized the region, the commodity-oriented dependence, and the political instability, the region will not be able to face the future without cooperation. This article argues that Latin America must aim at pragmatic and non-ideological cooperation to focus on regional development. To reach that g…
From Latin American International Political Economy to Latin American Global Political Economy
This paper focuses on the differences between International Political Economy (IPE) versus Global Political Economy (GPE) in Latin America. It explores how IPE tends to be taught and researched beyond mainstream IPE but in dialogue with it. It engages with the main literature of this field to discuss the contours and extension of a transition in teaching and research. It rests upon a historical sociological approach and employs a qualitative anal…
"Comentarios al dossier "Escenarios políticos y regionalismo en América Latina
Este texto comenta y analiza los artculos presentados en la pasada edicin, que desde enfoques analticos diversos apuntan a proyectar una imagen de cmo se viene configurando un histrico complejo de seguridad en la regin. El autor considera que dichos trabajos contribuyen de forma audaz y concreta a dar respuesta a las interrogantes acadmicas que surgen ante la emergencia de nuevas estructuras y problemas generados por el cambio en la dinmica del m…
The International Political Economy of Communication
This collection reflects on the international political economy of media and the valuable lessons to be learned from the media reforms currently taking place across South America. The contributors pre
Two regionalisms, two Latin Americas or beyond Latin America? Contributions from a critical and decolonial IPE
This article reconsiders the hegemonic interpretation of Latin American regionalisms, which have been defined as expressions of the fragmentation power of ideologies. After identifying the main bias and limitations of this approach, two alternative analytical proposals are presented: critical International Political Economy (IPE), which reconsiders the region’s heterogeneity as the reflection of a variety of historical trajectories; and the incre…
The Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy
Taxation binds the state together with its citizens, and with other economic actors operating within its borders. The growth of cross-border capital flows and global corporations has complicated these taxing relationships, creating opportunities for competition and cooperation between states. ‘Double taxation’ occurs when two or more states disagree over who has the right to tax cross-border investment. At the same time, states can no longer full…
Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy
Research and conceptual cages in the International Political Economy of South American Regionalism
This article analyses the multiple, contrasting roles and limitations of the dominant IPE regionalist theories in the research about the New South American Regionalism. The article focuses on the methodological dimensions of each research approach, at the North and the South, analyzing the role of theory in research by the deployment of the Weberian concept of 'iron cages.' The paper critically examines two levels of categories in global conversa…
Latin America
This article contends that the prospects of regionalism in Latin America are highly uncertain. In the light of the inequality that has historically characterized the region, the commodity-oriented dependence, and the political instability, the region will not be able to face the future without cooperation. This article argues that Latin America must aim at pragmatic and non-ideological cooperation to focus on regional development. To reach that g…
The reconfiguration of twenty-first century Latin American regionalism
The introduction to this Special Issue reflects on both the multiplicity of Latin American (LA) regionalism and the theoretically pluralist terrain of contemporary scholarship on LA politics and international relations. The introduction will first outline the complexity of twenty-first century LA regionalism and the challenge this poses for scholars in the field. Secondly, we make the case for an ‘integrative pluralism' approach to unpacking the …
From Latin American International Political Economy to Latin American Global Political Economy
This paper focuses on the differences between International Political Economy (IPE) versus Global Political Economy (GPE) in Latin America. It explores how IPE tends to be taught and researched beyond mainstream IPE but in dialogue with it. It engages with the main literature of this field to discuss the contours and extension of a transition in teaching and research. It rests upon a historical sociological approach and employs a qualitative anal…
Years of Critical Theory on International Relations
In 1981, in a theoretical context dominated by positivist approaches in International Relations (IR), Robert W. Cox and Richard Ashley published two seminal articles which departed from distinct (meta)theoretical starting points.Robert Cox's 'Social
Artificial Intelligence meets South America
Political science (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Political economy (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · International Relations in Latin America (5 works) · International Development and Aid (4 works) · Latin Americans (4 works) · Elite Sociology and Global Capitalism (3 works)