The humanity and the global risks: challenges to the review of the normative framework that governs the international system
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https://doi.org/10.30612/videre.v14i19.15058Keywords:
humanidade, riscos globais, norma, cosmopolitismoAbstract
The aim of this article is to, critically, reflect on the assumptions defended by Cosmopolitanism about how far we are from the reorganization of current international institutions from the formulation of a new, more inclusive governance system that reflects the risks of the current global society. The approach used in this work was the hypothetical-deductive method and the bibliographic search technique. It is concluded that the current structure of international institutions does not respond to the potential for global risks, given that their structures are tied to the hegemonic model of the first part of the 20th century. The underlying complexity of the current international system asserts the need for constant cooperation and coordination conducted by plural multilateral bodies and mechanisms. Likewise, concerted action guided by the rules of conduct of effectively multilateral bodies must take into account a more cosmopolitan world and one of constant risks. We conclude that it is necessary to face the possibility of a restructuring of the international normative system that overcomes the resistance of the sovereignty dogmas of the current nation-state model.
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