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Chapter 1 Introduction: overview of EU-Latin American relations -- Section 1: Defining the Euro-Latin American Space -- Chapter 2 The Euro-Latin American space: a tale of disentangled imaginaries -- Chapter 3Convergences and divergences in the Euro-Latin American space -- Chapter 4 Latin American regionalisms and the European experience -- Section 2: Latin America in the Perspective of EU Institutions -- Chapter 5 The European Commission and the EEAS in the bi-regional dialogue with Latin America: an evolving framework -- Chapter 6 The Council and Latin America: the voice of the states -- Chapter 7 The European Parliament and Latin America: agreeing to disagree -- Section 3: EU and Regions -- Chapter 8 The EU-LAC Foundation as an instrument of the EU-CELAC Strategic Partnership -- Chapter 9 Central America and the EU: fundamentals of an exceptional relationship -- Chapter 10 The governance of the European-Caribbean interregional relationship -- Chapter 11The EU and the Andean Community of Nations in the interregional governance scenario -- Chapter 12 Unpacking EU-Mercosur interregionalism: actors, policies and issues at stake -- Section 4: EU and Countries -- Chapter 13 The EU and Mexico: growth and drift in bilateral governance -- Chapter 14 Policy learning from the EU in Chile: strengthening institutions and Governance on social cohesion, energy, and trade -- Chapter 15 EU-Brazil: The challenge of bilateral alignments -- Chapter 16 -- European Union’s relations with Cuba: Reality and potential of the European pivot in the strategic triangle with the United States -- Chapter 17 EU-Venezuela relations: review of the period 1999-202 -- Section 5: Economic Linkages -- Chapter 18 Green Deal and new developmentalism in the governance of relations between the European Union and Latin America -- Chapter 19 Investments flows between Latin America and Europe, what’s next -- Chapter 20 The EU-Latin American trade relationship -- Chapter 21 EU-LAC digital alliance & global tech governance: an interregionalism 4.0 for a global governance 4.0 -- Chapter 22 The EU-LAC Alliance in a changing global landscape: towards a mutual self-interest partnership -- Section 6: Political Agenda- Chapter 23 Democracy's crossroads: illiberal populism and the struggle for hegemony -- Chapter 24 The EU-LAC defense and security: governance to be (re)built -- Chapter 25 Strengthening transatlantic ties: Latin America-Europe cooperation against organized crime -- Section 7: Societal Experiences -- Chapter 26: Improving well-being: the role of the social contract -- Chapter 27Climate change, biodiversity loss, and global insertion: trends in governance paths among Latin America and Caribbean countries -- Chapter 28 -- EU-Latin America relations: analyzing the dynamics of bi-regional migration governance -- Chapter 29 Feminist foreign policy: an opportunity for a bi-regional EU-CELAC Compact -- Section 8: Emerging (World) Orders -- Chapter 30 Reviewing the US-Latin America agenda -- Chapter 31 A paradigm shift in international cooperation? China, Latin America and Europe -- Chapter 32 EU-LAC multilateralism and the (new) global order -- Chapter 33 The Euro-Latin American space in time of social and geopolitical contestation: partners of choice.
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