Small builds big: how Ecuador and Uruguay contributed to the construction of UNASUR
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TextLanguage: English Publisher: Quito : Flacso, 2017Edition: 1a. edDescription: 218 páginas; ImpresoContent type: - texto
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- 978-9978-674-90-1
- 327.1 S164
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| Libro | Biblioteca Hernán Malo González | Biblioteca Central Bloque A | 327.1 S164 BG20124 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | BG20124 |
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The fundamental aim of FLACSO Ecuador is to contribute to the development of diverse Latin American and Andean schools of thought, offered to its readers mainly in Spanish. This publication in English, Small Builds Big. How Ecuador and Uruguay contributed to the construction of UNASUR, has various significant aspects that need to be highlighted. One of the first is its relevance to research in International Relations. This book addresses a global readership, offering an innovative model to analyse the behaviour of small states in consolidating an integration project, namely UNASUR, in South America. Based on their performance, these nations are categorized into region-engaging, region-constraining, and region-adapting actors.
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