RT journal article
T1 Globalization and privatization of International Relations
T2 Globalización y privatización de las relaciones internacionales. Homenaje al Profesor Liñán Nogueras
A1 Marrero, Inmaculada
K1 Globalization
K1 sovereignty
K1 anti-globalization
K1 post-globalization
K1 deglobalization
K1 globalización
K1 soberanía
AB This paper analyzes three periods in which the process of globalization has beenstrongly contested by civil society, sometimes translated into social movements that have acquireda transnational dimension and, in a more recent period, by substantial and radical changes in thegovernments and foreign policies of a significant number of States. The first of these responsesto be examined is the birth of a movement, beginning in the late 1990s, which denounced theterrible socio-economic conditions endured by countries on the periphery as those marginalizedby the globalization process (anti-globalization). The second response was born in the wake of theeconomic-financial crisis of 2008, which also hit the citizens of Western countries, promoters ofthe liberal economic ideology on which the foundations of globalization are based, producing anindividual and collective awareness of the inability of States to correct the failures of the globalizing model and solve global problems (post-globalization). Finally, we will examine the reactionof certain governments, both in central and peripheral states, which advocate controlling the expansion of liberal internationalism by means of extremist and nationalist ideological formulas infavor of recovering national sovereignty, control of economies and free foreign policies throughdisconnectivity (deglobalization).
PB Editorial Uca
SN 2341-0868
YR 2025
FD 2025
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10498/37594
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10498/37594
LA eng
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz
RD 10-may-2026