Changing Weather: China's Role in Latin America's Climate Change Policy

Ralf Juan Leiteritz

Changing Weather: China's Role in Latin America's Climate Change Policy

Título traducido de la contribución: Clima cambiante: el papel de China en la política de cambio climático de América Latina

Ralf Juan Leiteritz

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El artículo trata el problema de si -en línea con el acercamiento económico de China hacia América Latina durante la última década- la región ha experimentado cambios políticos en términos de la política exterior de sus respectivos países, cambiando su alineamiento tradicional con las posiciones del hegemón regional, Estados Unidos. Teniendo en cuenta este enfoque general, el proyecto de investigación se centra en evaluar un tema específico de la gobernanza global: la política del cambio climático. Aquí, encontré una diferencia marcada entre la posición china y la estadounidense, que constituyen dos polos opuestos entre los que deben operar los países latinoamericanos. Tuve en cuenta dos países en términos de ubicación discursiva entre China y Estados Unidos en materia de la política sobre el cambio climático: Brasil y Chile. Logré identificar cambios discursivos durante esa década que sugieren una alineación política de los dos países latinoamericanos con China.

Título traducido de la contribución	Clima cambiante: el papel de China en la política de cambio climático de América Latina
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Páginas (desde-hasta)	40 - 85
Número de páginas	46
Publicación	Papel Politico
Volumen	18
N.º	1
Estado	Publicada - 2013

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