Publication: Las derechas neopatriotas en América Latina: contestación al orden liberal internacional
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2020
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La crisis de 2008 marca el fin de la globalización como etapa histórica y orden hegemónico. El fin del ciclo de las materias primas, que expresa ese cambio en América Latina, es el marco del ascenso de nuevas fuerzas de ultraderecha neopatriotas, de perfil nacionalista y soberanista, con fuertes retóricas antiglobalistas. Examinando factores de estructura y de agencia globales y nacionales, este artículo parte del ascenso de las derechas latinoamericanas neopatriotas para analizar sus matrices de política exterior e inserción internacional, mostrando como elementos comunes el alineamiento con Estados Unidos y la contestación a las normas y las instituciones regionales y al multilateralismo. Finalmente, examina en qué medida el ascenso de las nuevas derechas latinoamericanas forma parte de una tendencia o ciclo global de contestación al orden internacional liberal y la globalización.
The 2008 crisis marked the end of globalisation as a historical phase and hegemonic order. The end of the commodities cycle, an expression of that change in Latin America, is the context for the rise of new neo-patriotic far-right forces – nationalist, sovereigntist movements deploying distinctly anti-globalist rhetoric. Global and national structural and agency factors are examined and the paper begins with the rise of Latin American neo-patriotic right-wing movements. Analysing their foreign policy and international integration matrices shows that common elements include alignment with the United States and the contestation of multilateralism and regional institutions and norms. Finally, consideration is given to the extent to which the rise of new Latin American rightwing movements form part of a global trend or cycle of contesting the liberal international order and globalisation.
The 2008 crisis marked the end of globalisation as a historical phase and hegemonic order. The end of the commodities cycle, an expression of that change in Latin America, is the context for the rise of new neo-patriotic far-right forces – nationalist, sovereigntist movements deploying distinctly anti-globalist rhetoric. Global and national structural and agency factors are examined and the paper begins with the rise of Latin American neo-patriotic right-wing movements. Analysing their foreign policy and international integration matrices shows that common elements include alignment with the United States and the contestation of multilateralism and regional institutions and norms. Finally, consideration is given to the extent to which the rise of new Latin American rightwing movements form part of a global trend or cycle of contesting the liberal international order and globalisation.