Publication: Las relaciones entre Europa y América Latina en perspectiva decolonial. ¿Encuentro o desencuentro?
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2016-06-13
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En un análisis que parte de sostenerlos postulados de la colonialidad-modernidad en sus tres vertientes (colonialidad del poder, del saber y del ser) este trabajo analiza la situación planteada desde el inicio de siglo en las relaciones entre América Latina y Caribeña, por una parte, y Europa, por la otra. Para hacerlo recorre la construcción de la visión colonial que ha estado presente en ellas y expone una serie de modificaciones en las condiciones de esas relaciones que se verifican en ese período, particularmente a partir del llamado “ascenso del Sur” y de los impactos de las crisis económico-financieras globales y sus macro efectos sobre los países de la Unión Europea y sobre la misma Unión en relación con América Latina y Caribeña. Tras un breve recorrido que indica un proceso de acercamiento entre las sociedades civiles organizadas en ambos lados, se afirmará el potencial de cambio surgido, así como su fragilidad.
Based on the postulates of coloniality-modernity in its three aspects (coloniality of power, knowledge and being) this paper analyzes the state of relations between Latin America and Caribbean, on the one hand, and European the other, since the beginning of the century. It covers the construction of the colonial vision that has been present in them and sets out a series of changes in the conditions of those relationships that take place during this period, particularly from the so-called “rise of the South”, and the impacts of the global economic and financial crisis and their macroeffects on the European Union countries and on the Union itself in relation to Latin America and Caribbean. AMer a brief experience that shows a process of rapprochement between organized civil societies on both sides, we can confirm the potentialof the emerged change, but also its fragility.
Based on the postulates of coloniality-modernity in its three aspects (coloniality of power, knowledge and being) this paper analyzes the state of relations between Latin America and Caribbean, on the one hand, and European the other, since the beginning of the century. It covers the construction of the colonial vision that has been present in them and sets out a series of changes in the conditions of those relationships that take place during this period, particularly from the so-called “rise of the South”, and the impacts of the global economic and financial crisis and their macroeffects on the European Union countries and on the Union itself in relation to Latin America and Caribbean. AMer a brief experience that shows a process of rapprochement between organized civil societies on both sides, we can confirm the potentialof the emerged change, but also its fragility.