Abstract

ARIAS HENAO, DIANA PATRICIA. COMPARATIVE RESEARCH ON TRANS-CONTEXTUAL NARCO-VIOLENT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. rev.relac.int.estrateg.segur. [online]. 2014, vol.9, n.2, pp.77-99. ISSN 1909-3063.

This article aims to deepen in the comparative research method of international relations, achieving a number of methodological tools that optimize interdisciplinary research. Once accomplished a profound travel on comparative methods, we will describe how the antinarcotics American policy is a determining factor in the formulation of strategies that apply Colombia and Mexico, which even though they have different cultures, these are forgotten when compared from a trans-contextual diagnosis, originated as an exogenous factor. Applying from that diagnostic to the international relations theory, the innovative concepts of overcame states and promiscuous wars that enhance the American intervention in the form of military cooperation, it reflects the excessive and not very functional unidirectional strategy of militarization for the handling of interdisciplinary phenomena and trans-national narcoviolence. Thus, the underground or illegal business - ESoI-narco-violent, arises as an actor that surpasses the states in achieving democratic goals through the use of promiscuous wars and the functionalism that media platforms represent.

Keywords : Methodology of investigation; international relations; comparative method; overcame states; promiscuous wars.

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