Visions of World Order Analysis
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The journal Reflexión Política has an ISSN of 0124-0781.

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The author of the article, 'Visiones de orden mundial,' is Luis Dallanegra Pedraza.

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The article 'Visiones de orden mundial' was published in volume 9, number 16 of Reflexión Política, in December 2006.

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The journal Reflexión Política is affiliated with the Universidad Autónoma de Manizales.

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The article 'Visiones de orden mundial' discusses 'idealistic' visions of world order and neoliberalism.

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The author analyzes the evolution of the international system, using idealism and realism as central parameters.

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According to realism, the legal-institutional framework is the generator of order.

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Idealism tends to advance in the global system through concepts like 'good and evil' and the 'axis of evil'.

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The 'international community' is directed by the will of all states, regardless of their power.

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The Commission on Global Governance was created in 2000.

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Ingvar Carlsson and Shridath Ramphal headed the Commission on Global Governance.

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The concept of ‘good governance’ is defined with precision and clarity.

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Neo-institutionalists believe that governments hold a monopoly on the functions of command and political arbitration.

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The World Bank recommends that governments should not respect the laws that allow market operation.

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The Commission rejects some of the postulates of idealism.

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According to neo-institutionalism, international society tends towards national or sovereign interests.

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Neo-institutionalism emphasizes the importance of institutions in international politics.

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According to neo-institutionalists, international actors act predictably due to the absence of regulatory mechanisms.

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David Hume is referenced in connection with the scientific determination of the influence of institutions on societies.

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The author uses the term 'structuralism' as a concept derived from the idealist tradition

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Article Information

  • Title: Visions of World Order
  • Author: Luis Dallanegra Pedraza
  • Publication: Reflexión Política
  • Volume: 8, Issue 16
  • Date: December 2006
  • Pages: 8-25
  • ISSN: 0124-0781
  • Publication Details: Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga, Colombia
  • Availability: redalyc.org

Summary of Article Content

  • Analysis of International System Evolution: The author analyzes the evolution and operation of the international system, focusing on dominant historical visions of order, including idealism and realism, and their associated approaches like functionalism, neo-institutionalism, and structuralism.
  • Idealism and Neo-Institutionalism: Idealism, through neo-institutionalism, seeks optimal global governance structures, contrasting with realism's view that international law is a product of existing power structures.
  • Critique of International Institutions: Critics point out that international institutions are often dominated by powerful states and that international cooperation is limited.
  • Rise of Non-State Actors: The increasing influence of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), multinational corporations, and other non-state actors in global affairs is noted. The author highlights their role in policy and decision-making.
  • International Norms and Governance: Neo-institutionalism emphasizes international norms and cooperation as crucial in global governance, moving beyond the realist focus on power politics.
  • Globalisation and its Effects: The impact of globalization on state sovereignty and the shifting balance of power in international relations is explored. A major point is that globalisation is not necessarily equal; it is driven by the most powerful actors.
  • Modern vs. Imperial Sovereignty: The article contrasts traditional state sovereignty (based on nation-states) with a potential "imperial" form of global governance characterized by a non-state global power.
  • Critique of Neoliberal Approaches: The author critically analyzes neoliberal approaches to global issues, suggesting a broader theoretical framework beyond the focus on economic issues.
  • International Law and Power: The relationship between international law, state power, and global governance is examined. The article points out that international law often reflects the interests of powerful states and doesn't necessarily address all concerns equally.

Key Concepts

  • Idealism
  • Realism
  • Functionalism
  • Neo-institutionalism
  • Structuralism
  • International System
  • International Law
  • State Sovereignty
  • Globalisation
  • International Institutions
  • Non-state actors

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Explore the evolution of the international system and the contrasting visions of order such as idealism and realism. This quiz delves into the critiques of international institutions and the implications of different governance structures. Test your knowledge on key concepts like functionalism, neo-institutionalism, and structuralism.

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