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This book focuses on EU-MERCOSUR relations from a diplomatic and trade perspective against the background of the political agreement between the two in 2019. The authors take into consideration that EU-MERCOSUR cooperation developed during recent decades has tried, on the one hand, to build a strategic partnership to respond to the main challenges of international agendas and, on the other, to incorporate in Latin American countries the European new vision of transatlantic regionalism. Starting from a historical perspective of the development of interregionalism between the EU and MERCOSUR, the book goes on to study the geopolitical impacts of Brexit, stagnation of the EU-USA relationship, the COVID-19 pandemic, and of new geopolitical players in EU-LAC interregionalism. It discusses the legal institutional framework of the EU-MERCOSUR relations and provides a comparative view of features of MERCOSUR countries vis-à-vis the European Union. The book also analyses and provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects of interregional trade in the context of the 2019 agreement. Highly topical and authored by experts in this field, this book is of interest to a wide readership in the social sciences and economics: from political sociology to international relations, diplomacy studies and international trade.
Contents
- Introduction. - EU-LAC Interregionalism History: From a Diplomatic Perspective. - Geopolitical Aspects in EU-LAC Interregionalism. - The Historical and Legal Context of the European Union-MERCOSUR Relations. - Macroeconomic Analysis of the Characteristics of the Countries of MERCOSUR and Its Comparison with the European Union. - New Association Strategy in the MERCOSUR-European Union Relations. - The Current State of EU-MERCOSUR Trade Relations. - Key Factors of Foreign Direct Investment in the MERCOSUR of the European Union. - The Impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on Global Supply Chains. - Conclusion.
