Publication: Crisis de la globalización, el regionalismo y el orden liberal: el ascenso mundial del nacionalismo y la extrema derecha
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2019-06
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Diez años después de iniciarse la crisis económica global, una nueva revolución tecnológica y productiva parece dejar atrás la globalización como etapa histórica, tal y como esta se definió a mediados de los años noventa. Pero el factor más importante que explica ese cambio es la tendencia global que, más allá de especificidades nacionales, comporta el ascenso del nacionalismo y de la ultraderecha en el sistema internacional. Ese ascenso es el resultado de un proceso de repolitización y contestación de las normas e instituciones del orden internacional liberal. En este trabajo se examinan los factores causales del ascenso de la extrema derecha y su proyección al escenario internacional a través de la nueva matriz de política exterior de corte nacionalista, impulsada por los nuevos patriotas en el poder en Estados Unidos, Rusia, China, Brasil y otros países.
Ten years after the start of the global economic crisis, revolutionary changes in technology and production seems to close globalization as an historical phase, as it was defined in the mid-nineties. But the most important factor that explains this change is the global trend that, beyond national specificities, is defined by the rise in the international system of nationalism and of the extreme right. This rise is the outcome of a process of re-politicization and contestation of the norms and institutions of the international liberal order. This paper examines the causal factors of the rise of the extreme right, and its projection to the international scene through the new matrix of nationalist-style foreign policy driven by the new patriots in power in the United States, Russia, China, Brazil and other countries.
Ten years after the start of the global economic crisis, revolutionary changes in technology and production seems to close globalization as an historical phase, as it was defined in the mid-nineties. But the most important factor that explains this change is the global trend that, beyond national specificities, is defined by the rise in the international system of nationalism and of the extreme right. This rise is the outcome of a process of re-politicization and contestation of the norms and institutions of the international liberal order. This paper examines the causal factors of the rise of the extreme right, and its projection to the international scene through the new matrix of nationalist-style foreign policy driven by the new patriots in power in the United States, Russia, China, Brazil and other countries.