Browsing by Autor "Arlene B. Tickner"

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Agents of Insecurity in the Andes: Transregional Crime and Strategic Relations
(Springer Nature, 2008) Arlene B. Tickner; Ann Masón
Editorial
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2005) Arlene B. Tickner
Editorial
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2007) Arlene B. Tickner
Globalización y transformaciones internas en Colombia
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2001) Ann Masón; Arlene B. Tickner; Luis Jorge Garay
Se transcriben las intervenciones de Ann Mason, Arlene Tickner y Luis Jorge Garay en el marco del foro "La crisis política colombiana: más que un conflicto armado y un proceso de paz", organizado por el Departamento de Ciencia Política de la Universidad de los Andes
Hacia una teoría del Estado democrático en América Latina
(Universidad de Los Andes, 1991) Arlene B. Tickner; Óscar Mejía Quintana
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Hearing Latin American Voices in International Relations Studies
(Oxford University Press, 2003) Arlene B. Tickner
This article offers a general account of international relations studies (IR) in Latin America through an examination of IR thinking in the region, an inventory of IR theory courses in seven Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Trinidad and Tobago), and an analysis of journal articles selected from five specialized IR journals in Latin America. Although considerable U.S. influence upon the ways in which IR is approached in Latin America is made apparent through this narrative, the specific context in which IR studies have evolved in the region has substantially altered the content of U.S. IR discourse. Therefore, the article concludes with a discussion of the possible contributions of Latin American IR to Anglo-American perspectives in the field.
Aquí en el Ghetto: Hip-hop in Colombia, Cuba, and Mexico
(Cambridge University Press, 2008) Arlene B. Tickner
Abstract Hip-hop music has become an important tool worldwide for poor, marginalized youth to reflect on their lived experiences. This article traces the genre's production from its spontaneous origins in the urban ghettos of New York to its commoditization for global consumption and its evolution in three different Latin American settings: Colombia, Cuba, and Mexico. The article explores how hip-hop has been appropriated in each country and has been used to express the performers’ reflections on social, political, and economic problems. It also looks at the interplay between the homogenizing tendencies of global hip-hop and its local reception.
Intervención por invitación. Claves de la política exterior colombiana y de sus debilidades principales
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2011) Arlene B. Tickner
This article develops the thesis that the internationalization of the Colombian armed conflict has been carried out using a strategy denominated "intervention by invitation", by which the governments of Andrés Pastrana and Álvaro Uribe intensified Colombia's association with the United States and requested greater involvement by that country in domestic affairs related to counternarcotics and counterinsurgency.The author discusses a series of conceptual frameworks that allow her to situate this strategy, following which she examines the evolution of Colombian foreign policy during the two periods identified.
Intervención por invitación. Claves de la política exterior colombiana y de sus debilidades principales
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2007) Arlene B. Tickner
This article develops the thesis that the internationalization of the Colombian armed conflict has been carried out using a strategy denominated “intervention by invitation”, by which the governments of Andrés Pastrana and Álvaro Uribe intensified Colombia’s association with the United States and requested greater involvement by that country in domestic affairs related to counternarcotics and counterinsurgency. The author discusses a series of conceptual frameworks that allow her to situate this strategy, following which she examines the evolution of Colombian foreign policy during the two periods identified.
LA ONU Y LA “GUERRA EN IRAQ”
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2003) Cepeda Ulloa Fernando; Armando Borrero; Arlene B. Tickner
?Cuales serian las posibilidades reales de las Naciones Unidas frente a situaciones de conflicto internacional luego de la guerra en Iraq? ?Cual podra ser su radio de accion propio? Fernando Cepeda Ulloa: La ONU es un organismo politico. La legalidad internacional, en casos significativos, o sea, aquellos en los cuales estan envueltos los Estados con derecho de veto o aquellos que tienen una innegable importancia en el sistema internacional (Japon, Alemania, India, Brasil, por ejemplo) se aco...
La securitización de la crisis colombiana: bases conceptuales y tendencias generales
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2004) Arlene B. Tickner
This article argues that perceptions of insecurity and threat produced by Colombia in neighboring countries are not the result of the objective consequences of the regionalization of the Colombian crisis, but rather, depend largely upon internal political dynamics in each country and the ways in which their representatives articulate specific issues as security problems. Following a general conceptual discussion of security and securitization, the author explores the primary practices of securitization that have been employed by Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru and Venezuela. This examination allows the article to conclude that the Colombian crisis and U.S. military policy in the region are two factors that currently determine the security dynamics in this zone.
Latin American IR and the Primacy oflo práctico1
(Oxford University Press, 2008) Arlene B. Tickner
This article traces the general historical development of international relations (IR) thinking in Latin America based upon the influence of key intellectual, political, economic, social, and cultural factors. In particular, the ways in which state needs, foreign policy practices, the development of the social sciences, and US IR knowledge have influenced Latin American understandings of the “international” since the postwar period are explored.
Legalización de las drogas: entre las políticas de seguridad y la salud pública
(Universidad Icesi, 2014) Arlene B. Tickner
Discurso dictado durante el foro Legalización de las drogas: entre las políticas de seguridad y la salud pública organizado por la Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales y el Departamento de Estudios Políticos de la Universidad Icesi de Cali.
Postmodernismo, postcolonialismo y feminismo: manual para (in)expertos
(Universidad de Los Andes, 2002) Catalina Arreaza; Arlene B. Tickner
This text explores the central arguments of three theoretical perspectives that have analyzed the Englightenrnent project from a critical angle, wiih the goal of identifying their respective contributions to visualizing marginality in social theory. A series of elements are discussed, including the postmodern critique of concepts such as reason and subject; postcolonialism's attempt to ground historical interpretation in silenced, hybrid spaces; and feminist insistence upon the erasure of homogenizing, binary categories.
Relaciones de conocimiento centro-periferia: hegemonía, contribuciones locales e hibridización
(2014) Arlene B. Tickner