La pandemia: la globalización, el rol del Estado y de los regímenes internacionales

Alejandro Deustua Caravedo

doi:10.38180/rpdi.v0i0.148

Authors

Alejandro Deustua Caravedo Harvard University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.38180/rpdi.v0i0.148

Keywords:

crisis, pandemic, State, international regimes in pandemic, globalization and pandemic, interdependence and pandemic

Abstract

The intertwined global health and economic crisis which Covid-19 has generated shows the centrality of the role of the State in confronting both events as well as its vital
importance in the performance of international organizations dealing with such problem. Multilateralism still depends on the State’s performance and not the other way around yet. The global crisis has also shown the need to reform the great majority of international regimes involved in it with the purpose of strengthening and enlarging their specific
functions without risking such regimes with integral changes. Besides, the global nature of the pandemic has underlined the importance of geography in the efforts of tracing it. Such event implies the need of redefining the concept of globalization which underscores the delinkage of global processes from its territorial bases.

Author Biography

Alejandro Deustua Caravedo, Harvard University

Magister en Relaciones Internacionales del SAIS de Johns Hopkins University (1987), Magister en Administración Pública (MPA) en John Kennedy School of Public Administration de Harvard University (1994). Se ha desempeñado como Asesor especial del equipo del Perú ante la Corte Internacional de La Haya en el caso de la controversia marítima con Chile, miembro del Consejo consultivo para asuntos del mar del Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores, Coordinador General del Foro Peruano de Relaciones Internacionales (FOPRI), Miembro fundador e investigador principal del Centro Peruano de Relaciones Internacionales (CEPEI).