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The Impact of China on South America Political and Economic Development,conomic models of development. It is argued that China’s impact in the region has been significant but has varied as a function of South American governments’ own policies and to some degree as a function of political and developmental characteristics of its South American partners.

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South America: Trade and Integration in the New Global Trade Network, MERCOSUR, and the UNASUR. From the country level, we conclude that Brazil has become a “sub-core” in South America, at the same time that the USA and China compete to gain more influence in the region. From the bloc level, we found that the MERCOSUR presents the most favorable results, while the CAN and the ALBA have several problems.

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Global and Regional Political Economy of Migration,e three great moments of the reproduction of society: demography, economics, and the structure of social classes. In all three cases, the thesis we propose is that in a globalized world, society and migration must be thought through and analyzed in terms of their globalization.

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,Is Latin America’s Rise of the Middle Classes Lasting or Temporary? Evidence from Ecuador, LA, has yet to reach that footing. This chapter analyzes the roots of the stark decline of poverty and the commensurate rise of an emerging middle class in Ecuador. These trends happened on the back of a strong rise in real wages and active social policies supported in part by booming international