International Organizations diffusion in South-South Cooperation dynamics: The Uruguayan case

Carla Morasso, researcher at the National University of Rosario (Argentina) presents the article “International Organizations diffusion in South-South Cooperation dynamics. Notes on the Uruguayan case in the 21st Century” co-authred with Lorena Lamas (also a researcher at the National University of Rosario).
The article was published in the special issue of Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional - RBPI entitled “International Development Cooperation and Multipolarity: Scrambling North and South?” (Volume 63 - N. 2 - 2020 - bit.ly/32bRiGh) .
The scenario of International Development Cooperation has been transformed in the new century by the increase of South-South Cooperation (SSC). In response, the North has deployed its influence through International Organizations (IO) to moderate and model the agendas and institutions of the South. Uruguay is a good example of how IOs’ interests and methodologies have influenced cooperation strategies and institutionalization processes in developing countries through diffusion mechanisms.
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