Abstract

CORREA VERA, Loreto  and  VERA VEJA, Lidia. THE SEA'S DISPUTE: THE BOLIVIAN SOFT POWER FACED WITH MULTILATERAL ORGANISMS (2006-2013). rev.relac.int.estrateg.segur. [online]. 2016, vol.11, n.1, pp.263-286. ISSN 1909-3063.  https://doi.org/10.18359/ries.1377.

Since his first term, President Evo Morales has made the reestablishment of the state as a priority. This article analyzes the soft power in foreign policy and the introduction of bolivian logic citizen-centric in speeches concerning the maritime theme of president Evo Morales and foreign minister David Choquehuanca to various international forums, the context in which the integration is set to support the bolivian maritime claim. This research takes some characteristics of the peripherical realism, coined by the Argentine political scientist Carlos Escudé, for deal with the maritime issue that divide Bolivia and Chile, conceptual framework that, been addressed in the Prebisch's and CEPAL's center-periphery, allows an analysis with a regional focus.

Keywords : Citizen; Centric; Discourse; Integration; Maritime Reintegration; Peripherical Realism; Soft Power.

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