Migrations, Human Rights and Development in the European Union-Latin America relations
Synopsis
This volume brings together a set of studies on some aspects of the complex relations between the European Union and Latin America. It has as its central axis Human Rights; From there, international migration and development are analyzed.
Bi-regional relations between both sides of the Atlantic represent a central theme on the stage of international relations in the 21st century. Both the European Union and its Member States and the Latin American International Organizations and their Member States assign to these reciprocal relations a transcendental importance in their respective agendas.
Content
Anna Ayuso and Gemma Pinyol
Policies, instruments and dialogue for the governance of migration between the EU and LAC
Ángel Gregorio Chueca Sancho
Are Latin Americans right when they complain about European migration policy?
Georgina Alejandra Guardatti
Free movement of people in MERCOSUR
Nuria Camps and Eva Montoro
European cooperation with Latin America in favor of Human Rights and the fight against impunity
Fernando Arlettaz
Religious pluralism in Latin America and western Europe: the challenges of globalized modernity
Lucía Vinzón, Marta Pedraja Iglesias and Mercedes Marzo Navarro
Rural Tourism and sustainable regional development: The case of Argentina