Marco jurídico en materia de seguridad en la agenda hermisférica
Keywords:
International security, hemispheric security, democratic security, human security.Abstract
The new international scene has confronted the world’s nations with a reconceptualization of the term “international security”. Approaches made to this date may seem to respond to particular private interests rather than actually addressing the need to face the new international threats. The Conference on Hemispheric Security held in Mexico in 2003 achieved significant inter-American advances by putting forward the multidimensional security concept where the Region’s different political, economic, and social propositions join together, in this way invigorating international law.
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