José Antonio Sanahuja
Professor Sanahuja is a professor of international relations and a specialist in development cooperation. Additionally, he has specialized in the relations between the European Union and Latin America, from a Europeanist perspective, and has published various works on Spanish foreign and cooperation policy. As a Latin Americanist, he has also studied foreign policy, regionalism, and Latin American integration, conducting critical studies on "open regionalism," and has proposed the need for a "new regionalism" and a "post-liberal regionalism" with stronger institutions. His publications have also addressed the theory of International Relations, issues of multilateralism, development, and international political economy, the processes of power change in the international system, and the crisis of globalization and the liberal international order, based on a critical review of the theories of Susan Strange and Robert W. Cox.
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