Espaço Mundial: Perspectivas França-Brasil (Coursera)

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Espaço Mundial: Perspectivas França-Brasil (Coursera)

Na perspectiva da França e do Brasil explicam como a globalização reconstitui as políticas públicas e os comportamentos sociais. Nós estudamos os intercâmbios e as interações entre os atores políticos, econômicos e sociais – públicos e privados, individuais e coletivos – e o modo pelo qual redesenham as relações internacionais. Este curso fundamenta-se nas abordagens da sociologia e da história das relações internacionais.

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Syllabus

WEEK 1
Introdução (Bertrand Badie)
Nosso mundo globalizado necessita de uma nova abordagem do internacional, rompendo com as teorias clássicas.
Introdução (Carlos Milani)
O sentido político de analisarmos o mundo a partir do Sul, em geral, e do Brasil, em particular.
As Desigualdades (Bertrand Badie)
Os principais indicadores econômicos e sociais mostram um mundo desigual e instável.
As Desigualdades (Carlos Milani)
As desigualdades ocorrem dentro e entre os Estados e as sociedades, mas também na capacidade de ação dos demais atores e de construção de normas internacionais.
O Regionalismo (Bertrand Badie)
Novos tipos de integração, particularmente as construções regionais frágeis, colocam em xeque o território do Estado-nação
O Regionalismo (Carlos Milani)
União Europeia: modelo a ser seguido? Experiências originais de integração regional na América Latina.

WEEK 2
Os atores mundiais (Bertrand Badie)
Os Estados-nação não são mais os únicos atores internacionais. Inúmeros grupos e 7 bilhões de indivíduos são hoje atores potencias do sistema internacional.
Globalização (Bertrand Badie)
A globalização é um processo complexo que coloca em xeque os principais aspectos da ordem mundial.
Identidades (Bertrand Badie)
A identidade é uma noção que deve ser revista e considerada como uma construção social e política.

WEEK 3
Religiões (Bertrand Badie)
A religião é percebida como um parâmetro fundamental da ordem mundial contemporânea, mas esta visão é simplista.
O Estado-nação (Bertrand Badie)
O Estado-nação ainda seria funcional em todos as regiões do mundo?
O Estado na América Latina (Carlos Milani)
Por que a construção do Estado na América Latina é diferente do padrão europeu? Qual é, ainda hoje, a importância do território e da identidade nacional no contexto específico da América Latina?
Poder (Bertrand Badie)
O poder ainda faz ainda sentido e tem alguma eficácia?

WEEK 4
Guerra e Paz (Bertrand Badie)
A especificidade dos novos conflitos internacionais implica novos tratamentos.
Sistema Internacional (Bertrand Badie)
A polarização e o multilateralismo são as novas características do sistema internacional após 1945. A primeira encontra-se provavelmente ultrapassada e o segundo, contestado.
O multilateralismo visto do Sul (Carlos Milani)
A crise do multilateralismo reflete a sua pouca funcionalidade para os interesses das grandes potências, podendo conduzir à desconstitucionalização da ordem internacional.
Conclusão (Bertrand Badie)
Rumo a novas regulações?

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