International Regimes: From Public-Intergovernmental to Public-Private Transnational Arenas

Abstract

The international regimes have been developed to understand the cooperation in a more integrated and multipolar international system. Its empirical application in the history of international relations has been successful both in the range of topics and in the theoretical and methodological questions that the concept evokes. Changes produced in the international political economy of the 1970s explain the rise of the international regimes as an analytical tool to understand the course of history from the perspective of the international relations. Similarly, the rise of non-state actors and the establishment of transnational arenas have made the concept of international regimes obsolete. PU - UNIV ESTADUAL PAULISTA JULIO MESQUITA FILHO, FAC CIENCIAS HUMANAS & SOCIAIS PI - FRANCA PA - CAMPUS FRANCA, AV EUFRASIA MONTEIRO PETRAGLIA 900, FRANCA, SAO PAULO 14409-160, BRAZIL