30 enero, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Talks at Google Professor James Robinson is a leading developmental economist, political scientist, and New York Times bestselling author. His book is Why Nations Fail. It proposes an institutional explanation for why some societies are dynamic and prosperous and others … Sigue leyendo
16 enero, 2020
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The principal characteristic of twenty-first-century international relations is turning out to be nonpolarity: a world dominated not by one or two or even several states but rather by dozens of actors possessing and exercising various kinds of power. This represents … Sigue leyendo
16 enero, 2020
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Power & Polarity in the International System – Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com Enlace
20 diciembre, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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What Is Digital Power?Etudes de l’Ifri, November 2019 Digital power refers to any actor’s ability to exploit digital data to help influence the behavior of other actors on the international stage and to achieve its own ends. It is about … Sigue leyendo
22 noviembre, 2019
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The Atlantic Nov 14, 2019 The Roman Empire seemed all but invincible—until it fell. What would happen if the same fate was in store for America? Atlantic staff writer, James Fallows, explores the possibility in this latest episode of The … Sigue leyendo
9 octubre, 2019
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@CSIS For several decades, energy security has been defined and pursued in a multilateral world with relatively open markets and technology transfer, where energy relations have become increasingly commodified. But that world may soon disappear—energy relationships might become more political, … Sigue leyendo