The concept of international order has undergone significant evolution, but the dominant
voices of great powers have often overshadowed regional perspectives, particularly in Latin …

The contributions to this special issue take a Global South perspective rooted in the long
experiences of Latin American countries with international organisation, laws and norms …

For over two decades, the EU has used a wide range of policy instruments to support
democratic reform in third countries under the assumption that the rest of the world must …

International organizations come in many shapes and sizes. Within this institutional gamut,
the multipurpose multilateral intergovernmental organization (MMIGO) plays a central role …

The history of internationalism has tended to focus on power centres in the Global North–
London, Geneva, New York, Paris–and institutions like the League of Nations, United …

In the mid-nineteenth century—even as many European liberals took a “turn to empire”—
Mexican President Benito Juárez and his supporters enunciated an anti-imperial, liberal …

The introduction to this Special Issue reflects on both the multiplicity of Latin American (LA)
regionalism and the theoretically pluralist terrain of contemporary scholarship on LA politics …

This article explores the distinctive features of Latin American regionalism by examining its
rhetorical justifications during the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. The pandemic offered an …

In this article, I explore the conceptual foundations of integration in Latin America over time.
My argument centers on the idea that the region's integration efforts are deeply rooted in …

The two hundredth anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine provides an opportunity to make a
somewhat contrarian point: US-Latin American relations are not as unidirectional as …