Existe uma ordem econômica internacional? Problematização de uma premissa
By: LOPES, Dawisson Belém
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Contributor(s): RAMOS, Leonardo César Souza.
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ArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, abr./jun. 2009Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 29, 2, p. 267-284Abstract: Is there an international economic order? This article invites to a reflection on the ontological and axiological foundations of the concept international economic order. We argue that the notion of order implies, at first, identifying a sort of social arrangement or pattern. However, as we intend to demonstrate, this pattern is hardly present in contemporary international economic relations. Besides, the adjectives economic and international instill doubt not only in regard to the nature of the international, but also in what concerns the feasibility of spotting a working pattern in international economy nowadays. Thus, it seems, on heuristical terms, an appropriate methodological option to revisit some of the main canonical contributions to the theme of international (economic) order, and to submit it to academic scrutiny. Additionally, we seek to evaluate how plausible it is to think of a multilateral economic international order
Is there an international economic order? This article invites to a reflection on the ontological and axiological foundations of the concept international economic order. We argue that the notion of order implies, at first, identifying a sort of social arrangement or pattern. However, as we intend to demonstrate, this pattern is hardly present in contemporary international economic relations. Besides, the adjectives economic and international instill doubt not only in regard to the nature of the international, but also in what concerns the feasibility of spotting a working pattern in international economy nowadays. Thus, it seems, on heuristical terms, an appropriate methodological option to revisit some of the main canonical contributions to the theme of international (economic) order, and to submit it to academic scrutiny. Additionally, we seek to evaluate how plausible it is to think of a multilateral economic international order
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