The challenges of multilateralism in a multipolar world and times of crisis
On Tuesday, February 22nd and Wednesday, February 23rd, the presentation of the results of the research grant “The challenges of multilateralism in a multipolar world and times of crisis".
Tuesday February 22
Presented: Karina Batthyány, Pablo Vommaro, Teresa Arteaga and Tomás Bontempo
-Latin America and the Caribbean in the post-pandemic order: prospective scenarios of China and the United States regarding the region by 2030 – Silvia Lorena Herrera Vinelli, Lucia León Cuesta and Alexis José Colmenares Zapata
China and CARICOM in times of globalization: an unequal relationship or a confluence of interests? – Emith María Núñez Pinto
-Critical Geopolitics of Multilateralism: Key Perspectives from Latin America and the Caribbean on Multilateral Dynamics and Regional Alliances in the Face of the Global Pandemic – Jaime Antonio Preciado Coronado and Pablo Alejandro Uc González
-The Belt and Road Initiative in Latin America: Building a Multipolar World – Max Povse
-The Covid-19 pandemic is the map of world power: Latin America and the Caribbean between the United States and China – Wagner Tadeu Iglecias, Alicia Adelaida Girón González and Ariela Ruiz-Caro
Commented: Luciana Ghiotto, Rebeca Peralta and Consuelo Paz Silva Flores
Moderated by: Tomás Bontempo, CLACSO Research Directorate
Wednesday February 23
Presented by: Pablo Vommaro, Teresa Arteaga and Tomás Bontempo
-The prominence of China in Latin America: similarities and differences in its impacts on Mercosul and in the Pacific Alliance – Fábio Borges and Edith Venero Ferro
-Study on the transformations of the power structure of the contemporary international system – Roger Andrés Landa Reyes
-Empires, Hegemonies, and Imaginaries: Perceptions of the New Balance of Power in the World from Central America. The Decline and Rise of the New Hegemonic Power? – Jorge Edgardo Amador López
-The four strategies of Latin America in the face of the crisis of US hegemony and the transition towards a multipolar world – Mariana Aparicio Ramírez, Leandro Morgenfeld and Gabriel Merino
-Latin America and the Caribbean between competing projects: towards a Cold War 2.0? – Claudia Marín Suárez, Lourdes María Regueiro Bello and Santiago Espinosa Bejerano
Commentators: Oscar Ugarteche, Rebeca Peralta, and Julian Kan
Moderated by: Tomás Bontempo
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