Autonomía periférica y hegemonía céntrica

Helio Jaguaribe

doi:10.5354/0719-3769.1979.16458

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Helio Jaguaribe Universidad Cándido Mendes

Abstract

The level of autonomy in the current international stratification is clearly defined only in the realm of the American empire. This consists essentially of a complex network of interrelated interests within a deeply asymmetric framework, which privileges the center in relation to the periphery. The present study is restricted to the analysis of the problem of peripheral autonomy in the sphere of the American empire, with possible marginal references to the intra-imperial conditions of the Soviet system. We maintain that the intra-imperial system allows an appreciable margin of autonomy to countries that satisfy certain requirements and are economically-culturally related in terms compatible with the interests and basic values of the imperial center.

Keywords:

International System, Center-Periphery Relations, Peripheral Autonomy, Central Hegemony, Imperial Systems

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Helio Jaguaribe, Universidad Cándido Mendes

Director de asuntos internacionales de la Universidad Cándido Mendes. Ex profesor de la Universidad de Harvard y otros centros académicos. Miembro del directorio de la Asociación Internacional de Ciencias Políticas y del Consejo de la revista Foreign Policy. Autor de obras fundamentales sobre desarrollo político.

Autonomía periférica y hegemonía céntrica

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