Las ambivalencias de la política exterior de la Sudáfrica democrática

Andrés D. Medellín, Natalia Flores Garrido

Resumen


Sudáfrica postapartheid ha mantenido una política exterior caracterizada por, entre otras cosas, la defensa de los intereses de los países en desarrollo en la articulación del orden mundial. Esto le permite lograr un estatus de país líder en África. Sin embargo, su política exterior se encuentra limitada por factores de índole interno (especialmente la migración hacia el país) y externo (las importantes relaciones económicas con países del Norte global, pese a la pertenencia de Sudáfrica al bloque BRICS), resultando en posicionamientos ambivalentes que frenan tanto su papel de líder en África como cualquier cuestionamiento significativo al orden mundial existente.

Palabras clave


Sudáfrica; Sur Global; BRICS; política exterior; orden mundial.

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