La geopolítica de la violencia global en el análisis de sistemas-mundo: relevancia y problemas
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Cairo, Heriberto
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Quito, Ecuador : Flacso Ecuador
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El artículo pretende reflexionar críticamente sobre el papel de la violencia y, en particular, de las guerras globales en el análisis de sistemas-mundo, acudiendo a otras perspectivas teóricas como la estructuración y la geopolítica crítica, para entender mejor la cuestión. A partir de ello, podemos afirmar que la lucha por la supremacía no es necesariamente una lucha por la hegemonía, que resultaría inevitablemente en guerras mundiales periódicas, preludio al ascenso de grandes potencias a un estatus hegemónico.
The article aims to reflect critically on the role of violence and, in particular, of global wars in the analysis of world-systems, turning to other theoretical perspectives, such as structuring and critical geopolitics, to better understand the issue. In this way, we can assert that the struggle for supremacy is not necessarily a struggle for hegemony, which would inevitably result in periodic world wars as a prelude to the rise of great powers to hegemonic status. Hegemony refers more to the rules and practices that constitute a geopolitical order than to a certain hierarchical ordering of states.
The article aims to reflect critically on the role of violence and, in particular, of global wars in the analysis of world-systems, turning to other theoretical perspectives, such as structuring and critical geopolitics, to better understand the issue. In this way, we can assert that the struggle for supremacy is not necessarily a struggle for hegemony, which would inevitably result in periodic world wars as a prelude to the rise of great powers to hegemonic status. Hegemony refers more to the rules and practices that constitute a geopolitical order than to a certain hierarchical ordering of states.
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2021-05
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p. 22-39
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Cairo, Heriberto. 2021. La geopolítica de la violencia global en el análisis de sistemas-mundo: relevancia y problemas The Geopolitics of Global Violence in World-Systems Analysis: Relevance and Problems. Urvio. Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios de Seguridad, 30: 22-39.
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