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Bringing together, in a common and single space, a continent characterized by great diversity and significant asymmetries, is not an easy task. The Americas...
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Bringing together, in a common and single space, a continent characterized by great diversity and significant asymmetries, is not an easy task. The Americas are still composed of different spaces, countries, cultures and societies not yet sharing a common sense of destiny. But if there is no single "America", a new regionalism has emerged and represents a roadmap to a new governance framework implying the deepening of liberal economic and institutional reforms. Resistance and obstacles remain numerous and perhaps the biggest challenge is to address the complex issues related to North-South integration within the hemisphere and to the hegemonic position of the United States. If the process of "Building the Americas" can be depicted as an attempt to define governance in an era of market-led integration, the paradox is that its eventual success depends on its capacity to transcend the immediate commercial and trade orientations and to create a true Community of Democracies. In other words, in order to succeed, the process of "Building the Americas" must now go beyond market-led integration, beyond US hegemonic governance, and, foremost, it must recognize and embrace the diversity of cultures, values and identities in the hemisphere.
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REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND GOVERNANCE IN THE AMERICAS
Moulding economic governance in the Americas : US power and the new regional political economy
Structural reforms and regional integration in the Americas
From the debate on full dollarization to de-dollarization proposals in Latin America
ASYMMETRIES AND INEQUALITIES
Asymmetries in economic integration : major issues and policy options for the free trade area of the americas (FTAA)
Smaller economies in the negociations of the free trade area of the Americas : the interests of CARICOM states
The politics of tackling poverty and inequality in Latin America
ECONOMIC REGIONALISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Investment and human rights
Beyond north south dichotomies : de-centering human rights in the Americas
The vulnerability of migrant workers in the Mercosur
Economic regionalism and social rights in the caribbean
IDENTITY, VALUES AND DIVERSITY
Mercosur elite's values and attitudes on integration in the hemisphere
Indentity and diversity : could a pan-american identity be constructed ?
Diversity and imagined communities in the Americas