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This thesis investigates the intricacies of regional integration in Latin America, focusing
on Mercosur and comparing it with global integration models such as the European Union
(EU) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Latin American
regionalism is marked by significant fragmentation, reflecting diverse economic models
and ideological differences across various initiatives, including Bolivarian Alliance for the
Peoples of Our America (ALBA), the Pacific Alliance, and Southern Common Market
(Mercosur). This thesis engages with theories, including Neofunctionalism, Liberal
Intergovernmentalism, Postfunctionalism and Supranational Governance, and explores
strategic, social, and productive regionalism. It also considers external influences from the
U.S. and China, the challenges of national sovereignty, and the impacts of COVID-19,
offering insights for building a more cohesive and resilient integration framework in the
Latin America region. Through a comparative analysis of the EU robust institutional
framework and Mercosur's more limited structure, this thesis provides strategic
recommendations for advancing Latin American integration. It underscores the necessity
for institutional reforms, enhanced political cohesion, increased public legitimacy, and
stronger engagement with civil society to create a more unified and resilient regional bloc.
By integrating lessons from global experiences and addressing regional specificities, this
thesis offers insights into how Latin America can bolster its international role and promote
sustainable development.
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Regional Integration Mercosur European Union Latin America Supranational Governance Liberal Intergovernmental Governance Postfunctionalism
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Abreu, Amanda Silva (2021). “Intergovernmentamlism vs. supranationalism: a comparative study of mercosur and the European Union's integration frameworks.”. Dissertação de Mestrado. Universidade de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão
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Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão
