For the development of this objective, the documents exchanged will be accessible for free download from the respective platforms of the Carolina Foundation and the IGADI Tempo Exterior Journal. For the development of this objective, the documents exchanged will be accessible for free download from the respective platforms of the Carolina Foundation and IGADI’s Tempo Exterior Journal. The themes of the chosen articles will be linked to the convergent lines of research between the Carolina Foundation Studies and Analysis area and IGADI. In themes such as international cooperation, multilateralism, regionalism, or relations between the European Union and Latin America the authors will be academics from Ibero-American countries.
In the meeting to formalize this cooperation mechanism, Érika Rodríguez Pinzón, director, and Andrea Mila-Maldonado, researcher in the Studies and Analysis area, participated on behalf of the Carolina Foundation. For IGADI, Daniel González Palau, director, and Celso Cancela, director of Tempo Exterior Journal,.
The Carolina Foundation is a non-profit public-private institution that promotes cultural relations and cooperation in educational and scientific matters between Spain and the countries of the Ibero-American Community of Nations. Founded in 2000, its goal is to strengthen the ties between these nations through scholarship programs, courses, research, and joint projects. The Carolina Foundation deploys activities in areas such as higher education, culture, science and research.