Browsing by Autor "Rodrigo Pardo"

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Morphological Differentiation of the Sanderling (Calidris alba) at Chaplin Lake, Canada and Wintering Grounds in South America
(The Waterbird Society, 2008) Michel Sallaberry A.; Rodrigo Pardo; Mahina Mann
We measured Sanderlings (Calidris alba) at Chaplin Lake, Canada during the northward migration and compared data with unpublished information from wintering grounds of Chile and Peru. The morphological analysis show significant differences in weights between and amongst localities. These results can be explained by the period of the migration cycle in which the birds were measured. The birds were significantly heavier at the end of the non-breeding season and during migration.
Política internacional, paz interna e interés nacional
(Universidad de Chile. Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, 2011) Rodrigo Pardo; Juan Gabriel Tokatlián
The issue of the relationship between foreign policy and domestic policy has influenced the criteria of action applied to the practice of the States. The developments that have occurred on the world stage during the last two decades have generated modifications that affect the behavior of the States, a central axis for the purposes of this analysis. Of the new international realities, we are interested in mentioning two related to the peripheral actors of the global system: first, the State appears as "overloaded" with functions of maintaining and consolidating internal peace, security, development and well-being; and second, the State has been losing autonomy in controlling the network of factors and agents that can influence the achievement of objectives linked to these functions. These two starting points can help us to reflect on the interrelationships between foreign policy, internal peace and national interest.
Teoría y práctica de las relaciones internacionales: el caso de Colombia
(Universidad de Chile. Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, 2011) Rodrigo Pardo; Juan Gabriel Tokatlián
The purpose of this paper is to explain the theoretical and practical evolution of international relations in the case of Colombia. The approach used, in the first place, is to approach the subject from the discipline of international relations, considering the very limited amount of research works on this discipline that has been published in the country, which makes a systematic and in-depth evaluation very difficult. For this, the topic is presented from two angles: a) Through a critical balance of the literature on the international relations of Colombia; and b) By specifying the basic features of the international praxis of various governments. For this, the last 70 years are covered with greater emphasis, and at both levels.
Teoría y práctica de las relaciones internacionales: el caso de Colombia
(2011) Rodrigo Pardo; Juan Gabriel Tokatlián