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Este artigo analisa a representação parlamentar no Mercosul e as implicações da institucionalização do Parlasul, expondo como este foi pensado e os desdobramentos de sua institucionalização, tendo presente uma preocupação em identificar mudanças ocorridas a partir de sua atuação, e de sua relação com os órgãos decisórios do Mercosul e os Congressos Nacionais.

This article examines the parliamentary representation in Mercosur and the implications of the institutionalization of Parlasur, exposing how it was meant and the consequences of its institutionalization. Its aim is to identify changes and its relationship with policy-making bodies of Mercosur and National Congresses. Adapted from the source document.

The present article assesses and compares the MERCOSUR Parliament, the Andean Parliament, and the Latin American Parliament as instruments to insert political representation and parliamentarians in their respective integration projects. It is argued that the development of regional parliaments in Latin America, however, has not produced substantial changes in regional decision-making processes, which remain the exclusive domain of intergovernmental or interpresidential exchanges.

The present article assesses and compares the MERCOSUR Parliament, the Andean Parliament, and the Latin American Parliament as instruments to insert political representation and parliamentarians in their respective integration projects. It is argued that the development of regional parliaments in Latin America, however, has not produced substantial changes in regional decision-making processes, which remain the exclusive domain of intergovernmental or interpresidential exchanges. ; Univ Estadual Paulista, Fac Ciencias & Letras, Araraquara, SP, Brazil ; Univ Fed Sao Paulo, Escola Paulista Polit Econ & Negocios, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil ; Univ Birmingham, Polit Sci & Int Studies, Birmingham, W Midlands, England ; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), Escola Paulista Polit Econ & Negocios, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil ; Web of Science

Abstract The present article assesses and compares the MERCOSUR Parliament, the Andean Parliament, and the Latin American Parliament as instruments to insert political representation and parliamentarians in their respective integration projects. It is argued that the development of regional parliaments in Latin America, however, has not produced substantial changes in regional decision-making processes, which remain the exclusive domain of intergovernmental or interpresidential exchanges.