No. 36 (23): Contemporary dynamics of the international context

In a complex international context, Regional Integration goes through instances of resignification. Although the states seek to streamline the processes in force in the region, they also commit to intensify relations with states and a group of extra-regional countries.
Relevant topics such as food sovereignty and the internationalization of higher education, are opening up, creating greater interrelation between countries. The results in these fields are visualized in harmonization of provisions and some common adoption policies. However, there is much to be done in these fields.
Marcelo Halperin in his article "Transnational Corporations in the Latin American Stage of Late Capitalism" - section Central Topic - analyzes the transformations in the global economy from its causes: transnational corporations and national states. In addition, how these two formations are confronted and repelled but, in turn, seem to be needed in a reciprocal way.
Juan Cruz Tisera is questioned in: "The enemy at home. Latin American immigration as a threat to American cultural identity: identity from international relations "about how and why some migratory flows are perceived as a threat to cultural identity.
Susana Herrero Olarte in "The role of civil society in the recognition of food security as a regional public good in Latin America", argues that this concept, in view of the relevance of the problems involved, should be treated as a regional public good, such as As in the USA. Or the EU.
Gabriela Michelini, Fernando Luján Acosta and Monica Vivian Ettlin in their work "Modalities of international university cooperation in the context of the internationalization of Argentine higher education" analyze the legal - institutional aspects of international university cooperation with the objective of presenting the modalities Can be assumed in the Ibero-American environment. Its starting point is the Argentine case.