Bøger af René Alejandro Aguilar García

This work is divided into three chapters: in chapter 1 we refer to International Economic Law and political credibility; in chapter 2 we look at developing countries: the case of Mexico; and in chapter 3 we investigate the lack of economic equity in the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. In Chapter 1 we analyze: International Economic Law; the New International Economic Order; Human Rights and political credibility; and the United Nations experts and their reports. In Chapter 2 we study: economic development and backward countries; foreign debt and eternal debt; privatization and Mexico; the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement mistake; and the World Bank experts and their reports. Finally, in chapter 3 we investigate: the functioning of the international financial system; the fight against poverty; the effectiveness of the substantive reaction to criticism; and the experts of the International Monetary Fund and their reports.

This book comes out in the midst of great changes at the international level.While it is true that 2020 was the year of the pandemic at the international level, it was also the year that showed us the fragility that exists in the international system. That is to say, we were able to see a new international society that is manifesting itself.Therefore, we could not fail to capture it in a work that reflects what we are living in 2021.We have seen the disappearance of quantities of the world's population. The vaccine that was finally discovered comes to reassure an international community that did not know what to do. The great powers had great changes. In the field of education, it was equally important to know that not only the world's leading universities are no longer the same as always.This World University Ranking has been prepared since 1993 by a Chinese university (Shanghai University). It is with the aim of advancing in their positions to occupy the top positions, and they are succeeding. Here is the complete ranking of the 1,000 world universities in 2020, proposed by Shanghai University.