Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais

Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais

After the Mar del Plata Summit Meeting: The Americas More Divided than Ever A nalysis of the results of the fourth summit meeting of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata in November of 2005, reveals the factors that have led to the formation of two antagonistic groups of countries, during the hem...

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Príomhchruthaitheoirí: Deblock, Christian, Turcotte, Sylvain
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spelling cairn-CRII_034_0149CRIICritique internationale https://shs.cairn.info/revue-critique-internationale-2007-1-page-149?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/crii.034.0149 Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais Deblock, ChristianTurcotte, Sylvain2007 fre Critique internationale | 34 | 1 | 2007-04-18 | p. 149-160 | 1290-7839 CRII_03424 After the Mar del Plata Summit Meeting: The Americas More Divided than Ever A nalysis of the results of the fourth summit meeting of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata in November of 2005, reveals the factors that have led to the formation of two antagonistic groups of countries, during the hemispheric negotiation process. There is a widespread belief that these negotiations are leading to the formation of two trade blocs, based on NAFTA and MERCOSUR. This article, however, emphasizes the fact that the summit results have opened the door to a network of trade agreements anchored to the USA, and to the isolation of opponents of North American regionalism. Since Brazil has little to offer its South American neighbors, the US will take advantage of these circumstances to extend the NAFTA model to the entire continent. This goes against the principles chosen to structure the process leading to a potential Free Trade Zone of the Americas.Cairn free access
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description After the Mar del Plata Summit Meeting: The Americas More Divided than Ever A nalysis of the results of the fourth summit meeting of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata in November of 2005, reveals the factors that have led to the formation of two antagonistic groups of countries, during the hemispheric negotiation process. There is a widespread belief that these negotiations are leading to the formation of two trade blocs, based on NAFTA and MERCOSUR. This article, however, emphasizes the fact that the summit results have opened the door to a network of trade agreements anchored to the USA, and to the isolation of opponents of North American regionalism. Since Brazil has little to offer its South American neighbors, the US will take advantage of these circumstances to extend the NAFTA model to the entire continent. This goes against the principles chosen to structure the process leading to a potential Free Trade Zone of the Americas.
author Deblock, Christian
Turcotte, Sylvain
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Turcotte, Sylvain
Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais
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title Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais
title_short Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais
title_full Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais
title_fullStr Après le sommet de Mar del Plata : les Amériques plus divisées que jamais
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