Publications
As part of its activities to promote the debate on common strategies related to the EU-LAC bi-regional association, the Foundation carries out research and studies on issues identified by both regions.
These studies are published in this section of the web site, in order to encourage debate and promote exchange on best practices and specialised knowledge.
The publications are organised into the following series: Bi-Regional Economic Perspectives; Bi-Regional Relations; Conferences; Democracy Studies; ECLAC / EU-LAC Bi-Regional Outlook; EU-LAC Forum of Global Governance and Reflection Fora. We also publish a Newsletter.
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Collaboration in Higher Education: A Perspective from the Caribbean
While geography has helped to facilitate collaboration among higher education institutions (HEIs) in the Caribbean, history and language have tended to circumscribe it. However, there is growing recognition that collaboration, especially through research ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- David Rampersad
- Published in:
- Jamaica, 30 September 2014
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Comprehensive Internationalisation in Latin America and the Caribbean
The aim of internationalization strategies is to develop intercultural competencies in students, including an increase in the cognitive capacities required to live and work in an environment shaped by the knowledge society. The aforementioned aim requires ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Jocelyne Gacel-Ávila
- Published in:
- Mexico, 30 September 2014
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The Need to Build a Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean Based on Knowledge
Some countries in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean have experienced in recent decades high rates of economic growth, thus finding a better way to cope with the crisis, which has been accompanied by a strong social development. Although these ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Manuel J. López
- Published in:
- Spain, 30 September 2014
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Climate Neutrality- A Much Needed Long Term Vision, by Christiana Figueres
In December Peru will host a major climate conference. It is a moment in time for an ambitious, scientifically credible and clear vision on where the world needs to aim over the long haul. Bold initiatives are certainly needed now to slow the growth in ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Christiana Figueres
- Published in:
- Germany, 8 December 2014
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The Bolivian Position at the International Climate Change Negotiations
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change establishes the objective of achieving to stabilize the emission of greenhouse gases on the planet, allowing the ecosystems to adapt to climate change in a natural way. This should be considered as ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Diego Pacheco
- Published in:
- Bolivia, 8 December 2014
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Latin America and the Caribbean can tell the world that it is possible to fight climate change
Latin America and the Caribbean, a region that comprises more than 40 countries, with different political, varied economies and diverse visions on how to face the effects of global warming, does not negotiate as a group in climate summits. Nevertheless, ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Mariana Panuncio
- Published in:
- 8 December 2014
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Promoting the Integral Development in Balance with Mother Earth
The Plurinational State of Bolivia is pioneer in promoting a new vision of development based on “Live Well in harmony with Mother Earth” as an alternative for the commodification of the environmental functions, unsustainable growth and accumulation of ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Ricardo Rojas Quiroga
- Published in:
- Bolivia, 8 December 2014
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Closer than ever? Staying focuses and engaging in a constructive dialogue, by Andrzej Błachowicz
The international community seems to be inching forward in bits and pieces towards a “successful” outcome at Paris COP21. The European Union – despite its internal differences – managed to agree on an ambitious climate and energy package; China and the US ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Andrzej Błachowicz
- Published in:
- United Kingdom, 8 December 2014
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The EU, CELAC and SIDS – Last-Ditch Partners in the Multilateral Fight Against Climate Change
It is difficult to imagine a global issue upon which more words have been expended, to produce comparatively few meaningful results, as Climate Change. Small Island Developing States (SIDS) have talked ourselves hoarse over the years in various efforts to ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- H. E. Camillo M. Gonsalves
- Published in:
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, 8 December 2014
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What role can the EU-CELAC partnership play in securing a global deal on climate change?
As Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Food and Environment, I was involved in enough negotiations to learn that if you want to pass a deal that's good for the planet; you need to build a broad coalition of supporters. As we enter the final stretch of ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Miguel Arias Cañete
- Published in:
- European Union, 8 December 2014