Subnational International Policy: Challenges for the municipalities of the Province of Buenos Aires in the 21st century

Abstract

Within the South American regionalism and establishing the challenges that the present International Society, now global, gives us, Subnational International Politics is presented as a relatively new phenomenon in the context of the province of Buenos Aires. We seek to identify the characteristics of the process of influence of double bond between international society and subnational (municipal) governments, describing a phenomenon that has been identified as glocal. From the field of International Relations, we propose to establish a theoretical framework that analyzes the international awakening of subnational actors. In a context called the International Global Society, the modifications of the central and unitary nature of the Nation-State proposed by political realism are determined.