Opinión The World Post, 08.06.2015 Joseph E. Stiglitz, economista y profesor de la Columbia University (premio Nóbel)European Union leaders continue to play a game of brinkmanship with the Greek government. Greece has met its creditors' demands far more than halfway. Yet Germany and Greece's other creditors continue to demand that the country sign on to a program...
Accounting for Inertia in Geopolitical Forecasting
Análisis Geopolitical Weekly, 02.06.2015 Rodger Baker, vicepresidente Análisis Asia PacíficoGeopolitics, at least in the sense that we practice, is neither deterministic in its approach to understanding nations and their interactions nor simply synonymous with current events or international relations. At its most basic, geopolitics as a discipline seeks to explain the intersection between place and people, or...
Sure, TPP Is ‘Win-Win’… Unless You Care About Human Rights
Reportaje The Diplomat, 11.05.2015 John Sifton, director de Human Rights Watch en AsiaThe Trans-Pacific Partnership won’t do much to improve the human rights situation in Asia. To hear the Obama Administration tell it, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, is a win-win and cure-all. It will create jobs in the U.S., improve labor and environmental protections, improve business transparency...
Alianza del Pacífico – Mercosur
Carta El Mercurio, 15.03.2015 Juan Salazar Sparks, ex embajadorEn una columna publicada ayer por vuestro diario bajo el título de "Un encuentro inteligente: Alianza del Pacífico y Mercosur" nuestro Canciller insiste en el error de pretender una convergencia entre dos esquemas dispares de integración regional: el moderno y aperturista de la Alianza del Pacífico y el antiguo...