Arturo Santa-Cruz is Associate Professor at the Department of Pacific Studies, University of Guadalajara. He is the author of Un debate teórico empíricamente ilustrado: Laconstrucción de la soberanía japonesa, 1853-1902, editor of What's in a Name? Globalization Regionalization, andAPEC, and co-editor of Globalization, Regionalization andDomestic Trajectories in the Pacific Rim: The EconomicImpact. He has published several articles in refereed journals in Australia, Chile, Great Britain, Mexico, South Korea, and the United States.

• 1. On the Meaning of Sovereignty  2. The Western Hemisphere Idea and the Emergence of IEM  3. Chile's 1988 Plebiscite: The Birth of the IEM Network  4. Nicaragua's 1990 Elections: The Consolidation of the IEM Network  5. Mexico's 1994 Elections: Sovereignty Redefined  6. Peru's 2000 Elections: Democracy as an International Affair  7. IEM in Other Settings and in IR Theory

Arturo Santa-Cruz is Associate Professor at the Department of Pacific Studies, University of Guadalajara. He is the author of Un debate teórico empíricamente ilustrado: Laconstrucción de la soberanía japonesa, 1853-1902, editor of What's in a Name? Globalization Regionalization, andAPEC, and co-editor of Globalization, Regionalization andDomestic Trajectories in the Pacific Rim: The EconomicImpact. He has published several articles in refereed journals in Australia, Chile, Great Britain, Mexico, South Korea, and the United States.

• 1. On the Meaning of Sovereignty  2. The Western Hemisphere Idea and the Emergence of IEM  3. Chile's 1988 Plebiscite: The Birth of the IEM Network  4. Nicaragua's 1990 Elections: The Consolidation of the IEM Network  5. Mexico's 1994 Elections: Sovereignty Redefined  6. Peru's 2000 Elections: Democracy as an International Affair  7. IEM in Other Settings and in IR Theory

Arturo Santa-Cruz is Associate Professor at the Department of Pacific Studies, University of Guadalajara. He is the author of Un debate teórico empíricamente ilustrado: Laconstrucción de la soberanía japonesa, 1853-1902, editor of What's in a Name? Globalization Regionalization, andAPEC, and co-editor of Globalization, Regionalization andDomestic Trajectories in the Pacific Rim: The EconomicImpact. He has published several articles in refereed journals in Australia, Chile, Great Britain, Mexico, South Korea, and the United States.

• 1. On the Meaning of Sovereignty  2. The Western Hemisphere Idea and the Emergence of IEM  3. Chile's 1988 Plebiscite: The Birth of the IEM Network  4. Nicaragua's 1990 Elections: The Consolidation of the IEM Network  5. Mexico's 1994 Elections: Sovereignty Redefined  6. Peru's 2000 Elections: Democracy as an International Affair  7. IEM in Other Settings and in IR Theory