Abstract
The article proposes the revision of cosmopolitanism, constructivism and liberal institutionalism to link them according a new and desirable dialogue on international development cooperation. The three theories intended to reconsider the new world order that requires theoretical and institutional adjustments, to face the challenges of a more interdependent and global environment. At the same time the three theories outline the evidence that shows the weakness of the global governance regime facing the resistance of the nation states, whom insists in preserve its power and authority to establish the priorities of the global agenda, outside of conciliatory and cooperative schemes.
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Ochoa Bilbao, L., & Prado Lallande, J. P. (2017). Cosmopolitismo, constructivismo y liberalismo institucional: diálogo teórico en torno a la cooperación internacional para el desarrollo. Araucaria, 19, 273–299. https://doi.org/10.12795/araucaria.2017.i37.14
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