Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur

During the past decade, Mercosur has been insistently presented as the priority of Brazilian foreign policy. Nevertheless, in this period regional integration has neither deepened nor enlarged. This article aims to explain this gap between discourse and practice by examining how Brazil's region...

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Autores principales: de Almeida Medeiros,Marcelo, Franzoi Dri,Clarissa
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Publicado: Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, Universidad de Chile 2013
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spelling oai:scielo:S0719-376920130002000022014-09-09Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosurde Almeida Medeiros,MarceloFranzoi Dri,Clarissa Brazil Regionalism Mercosur Mercosur Parliament Foreign Policy During the past decade, Mercosur has been insistently presented as the priority of Brazilian foreign policy. Nevertheless, in this period regional integration has neither deepened nor enlarged. This article aims to explain this gap between discourse and practice by examining how Brazil's regionalism policy is characterized. The analysis is based on a case study of the creation of Mercosur's Parliament in 2006. Theoretically, we argue that discursive institutionalism and international regimes theory can largely account for the detachment of Brazil from Mercosur and the limited interdependence that has been built among these countries. The conclusion points to the induction of a low-impact regionalism that facilitates Brazil's actions at the international level.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessInstituto de Estudios Internacionales, Universidad de ChileEstudios internacionales (Santiago) v.45 n.175 20132013-08-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0719-37692013000200002en10.5354/0719-3769.2013.27371
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topic Brazil
Regionalism
Mercosur
Mercosur Parliament
Foreign Policy
spellingShingle Brazil
Regionalism
Mercosur
Mercosur Parliament
Foreign Policy
de Almeida Medeiros,Marcelo
Franzoi Dri,Clarissa
Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
description During the past decade, Mercosur has been insistently presented as the priority of Brazilian foreign policy. Nevertheless, in this period regional integration has neither deepened nor enlarged. This article aims to explain this gap between discourse and practice by examining how Brazil's regionalism policy is characterized. The analysis is based on a case study of the creation of Mercosur's Parliament in 2006. Theoretically, we argue that discursive institutionalism and international regimes theory can largely account for the detachment of Brazil from Mercosur and the limited interdependence that has been built among these countries. The conclusion points to the induction of a low-impact regionalism that facilitates Brazil's actions at the international level.
author de Almeida Medeiros,Marcelo
Franzoi Dri,Clarissa
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Franzoi Dri,Clarissa
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title Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
title_short Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
title_full Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
title_fullStr Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
title_full_unstemmed Which Brazilian policy for regionalism?: Discourse and institutional development in Mercosur
title_sort which brazilian policy for regionalism?: discourse and institutional development in mercosur
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