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Globalization

From the Gregorian calendar to Bitcoin: How global consensus is shaped

In the same way that debates on international trade are being reopened today, the fragility of certain consensuses that we took for granted is becoming evident.

End of Cooperation, Moment of Reflection

Despite significant evidence of how development cooperation and aid have brought stability and prosperity to the world, the richest 0.1% have decided that era has come to an end.

Transnational organized crime: How to address the globalization of the illegal economy in Latin America?

The fight against organized crime is one of the most pressing and complex challenges to global security. In recent decades, the evolution and continuous...

This is how chess is played: Latin American politics beyond borders

Transnational party organizations, although not popularly recognized, have grown and may become a hope for confronting authoritarian discourses of the left and right.

The Internet Blackout Day

The global network blackout on January 18, 2012, was a political act driven by thousands of digital platforms, not a technical problem.

Reactionary Drift on the Global Right

Signs of a global shift towards conservative policies, from the illiberal right and left, are increasingly visible.