The relationship between Western Europe and Latin America has an imbalance between its strong political ties and its weak economic ones. The rapprochement that began in the 1960s intensified in the 1980s, confirms this claim. On the one hand, the enormous expectations of Latin America were frustrated; In this sense, some policies applied by the European Community, such as protectionism, the Common Agricultural Policy, passivity in the face of external debt and little cooperation confirm this view. On the other hand, Europe does not see Latin America as a priority region and perceives that only drastic changes in its productive structure will be able to avoid its economic marginalization. Bearing this reality in mind, the possible courses of...
Europe is in a process of searching for its own and autonomous role to renew its position in the int...
Currently, there is a general perception of the need to introduce fundamental changes in the interna...
The new international context in which Latin America is inserted raises questions about the prospect...
Incluye BibliografíaExamina la evolución de las relaciones europeo-latinoamericanas durante los últi...
After thirty years of EU-Latin American economic relations, progresses have been modest. The economi...
The relations of assistance and cooperation between Europe and the Latin American region began in a ...
In a global context in which the economic and trade dimensions would increasingly be structured as a...
This paper highlights three events that have marked Latin America in recent times: the end of the Co...
The democratic consolidation and the process of economic reforms experienced in Latin America in the...
Political dialogue between the European Union and Latin America is one of the pillars of the Bi - re...
There has always been a divergence of interests between Latin America and the United States. But tod...
Latin America has been losing relative weight in the EEC's external relations. The trade of developi...
Incluye BibliografíaResumen Las relaciones entre América Latina y la Unión Europea (UE) se estrechar...
Latin America, as part of sub developed World, has suffered a very important impact and influence as...
The new century has been affected by a series of transformations in different dimensions, leading to...
Europe is in a process of searching for its own and autonomous role to renew its position in the int...
Currently, there is a general perception of the need to introduce fundamental changes in the interna...
The new international context in which Latin America is inserted raises questions about the prospect...
Incluye BibliografíaExamina la evolución de las relaciones europeo-latinoamericanas durante los últi...
After thirty years of EU-Latin American economic relations, progresses have been modest. The economi...
The relations of assistance and cooperation between Europe and the Latin American region began in a ...
In a global context in which the economic and trade dimensions would increasingly be structured as a...
This paper highlights three events that have marked Latin America in recent times: the end of the Co...
The democratic consolidation and the process of economic reforms experienced in Latin America in the...
Political dialogue between the European Union and Latin America is one of the pillars of the Bi - re...
There has always been a divergence of interests between Latin America and the United States. But tod...
Latin America has been losing relative weight in the EEC's external relations. The trade of developi...
Incluye BibliografíaResumen Las relaciones entre América Latina y la Unión Europea (UE) se estrechar...
Latin America, as part of sub developed World, has suffered a very important impact and influence as...
The new century has been affected by a series of transformations in different dimensions, leading to...
Europe is in a process of searching for its own and autonomous role to renew its position in the int...
Currently, there is a general perception of the need to introduce fundamental changes in the interna...
The new international context in which Latin America is inserted raises questions about the prospect...