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La Economía Política Internacional (epi) en América Latina es, en la actualidad, un campo emergente de las Relaciones Internacionales que estudia las interacciones entre la economía y la política en el ámbito in-ternacional y sus raíces a nivel nacional. Si bien durante las décadas de los cincuenta y de los sesenta del siglo pasado, el estudio de la epi alcanzó un momento de esplendor en la región gracias a las contribuciones del estructuralismo económico y a la Teoría de la Dependencia, este fue dejado de lado temporalmente debido a profundas transformaciones políticas y académicas en la región. Ello se evidencia en la ausencia de centros de investigación y pensamiento dedicados al estudio de la epi, la ausencia de libros de texto y artículos publicados en castellano y/o portugués, y la escasa comunicación y colaboración entre investigadores que trabajan en estos temas. El resultado ha sido una limitada partici-pación de la región en las discusiones globales. ; International Political Economy (IPE) in Latin America is currently an emerging field of International Relations that studies the interactions between economics and politics at the international level and their roots at the national level. Although during the fifties and sixties of the last century, the study of PPE reached a moment of splendor in the region thanks to the contributions of economic structuralism and the Dependency Theory, it was temporarily shelved due to to profound political and academic transformations in the region. This is evidenced in the absence of research and thought centers dedicated to the study of PID, the absence of textbooks and articles published in Spanish and / or Portuguese, and the scarce communication and collaboration between researchers working on these issues. The result has been limited participation by the region in global discussions.

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Since the seventies there has been an intensification of the links between the Socialist International (SI) and similar organizations in Latin America. The wave of dictatorships that evoked memories of fascism awakened solidarity with and interest in what was happening on the other side of the Atlantic. Those were also the years in which the Socialist International produced a series of formulations regarding international matters, which were put into practice by the government of Felipe González in Spain. Under his leadership, Spain defined a new foreign policy towards Latin America. However, his original economic postulates had to vary because of the accession to the European Economic Community (EEC). This barely researched chapter of history is very important because it constitutes the foundation on which the entire framework that currently governs Euro-Latin American relations was built. ; Desde los setenta se asistió a una intensificación de los vínculos de la Internacional Socialista (IS) con organizaciones afines de América Latina. La ola dictatorial, que evocaba los recuerdos del fascismo, despertó la solidaridad y el interés por lo que ocurría al otro lado del Atlántico. Igualmente, esos fueron años en los que la IS creó una serie de enunciados en materia internacional, los cuales fueron puestos en práctica por el Gobierno de Felipe González. Bajo su mandato, España definió una nueva política exterior frente América Latina, pero cuyos postulados económicos iniciales tuvieron que variar por la adhesión a la Comunidad Económica Europea (CEE). Esta historia, poco estudiada, resulta muy importante porque constituye uno de los principales fundamentos sobre los cuales se ha construido el andamiaje que gobierna las relaciones europeo-latinoamericanas hasta el presente.

This paper is about accomplished understanding of the regions as 'a trigger force in the world policy' in 'new' international regionalism. In the article there are presented the results of 'new' international regionalism and there is extracted a key analysis that the complex of theories and directions within the research under that 'name' had established the region as a new 'third' level in the world politics analysis, an important foundation of the global order and real international relations, that is also the object of scientific analysis of the reality of international relations. Firstly, there are presented leading standings of 'new' international regionalism regarding the significance of the region as an object of research. Then the differences between understanding of globalization and regionalism as the trigger of world politics are underlined. For purpose of cognitive effectiveness there are presented the attempts of new regionalism to avoid the trap of division of these indissolubly connected processes. Within the context there are presented the results of theoretical striving of one Buzan and Vaever on one side, and Peter Katzenstein on other side, to observe the world as the world of regions through comprehension of connection between globalism and regionalism, and not disconnection of that one process from the other one. A short review of basic notions of 'new' research of international regions is presented in third part of the article. Final part of the article is dedicated to descriptive illumination of the most important questions of the world politics from the angle of 'new' international regionalism. Conclusion of the article is that the 'new' international regionalism supplies a fresh influx of knowledge to overall international studies on making of modern world politics by establishment of the research of the regions as a specific level within the global governing. ; Rad se bavi ostvarenim razumevanjem regiona kao 'pokretačke sile svetske politike' u 'novom' međunarodnom regionalizmu. ...