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Globalisation is driving the abandonment of the traditional Keynesian-Westphalian model, which recognised the state as an optimal entity for organising the public sphere and administering justice. It is therefore necessary to determine which model would be appropriate in the context of globalisation for Latin America to be able to participate on equal terms in discussions on distributive justice and recognition. Furthermore, it is crucial to consider how this new framework should be constructed and what rules should regulate it in order to guarantee equitable political representation. To that extent, this paper addresses three key problems related to the lack of equal political representation in Latin America in the context of globalisation. These problems are: (i) the deficit of political representation in the construction of the globalisation framework, (ii) the deficit of political re...

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Globalisation is driving the abandonment of the traditional Keynesian-Westphalian model, which recognised the state as an optimal entity for organising the public sphere and administering justice. It is therefore necessary to determine which model would be appropriate in the context of globalisation for Latin America to be able to participate on equal terms in discussions on distributive justice and recognition. Furthermore, it is crucial to consider how this new framework should be constructed and what rules should regulate it in order to guarantee equitable political representation. To that extent, this paper addresses three key problems related to the lack of equal political representation in Latin America in the context of globalisation. These problems are: (i) the deficit of political representation in the construction of the globalisation framework, (ii) the deficit of political re...