Publications
Essays and articles published in journals and media of ideas. Texts longer than a column, written to last: the fracturing international order, hemispheric multilateralism and the place of small States in the age of competition.
2 publications, from the most recent to the oldest
- The Order That Breaks and the Diplomacy of the Future
Essay · Josué Fiallo · Editorial Funglode
The liberal international order designed after 1945 promised rules, prosperity and the containment of force, but it was born with asymmetries that are now turning into fractures. In the “age of competition,” geoeconomics, technology and alliances operate as instruments of pressure and rules are negotiated from positions of power. For small States, the answer demands a values-based realism: coherence of principles, selectivity of commitments and strategic autonomy with a Caribbean vocation. The Dominican Republic must professionalize its foreign service, build foresight capacity and carve out niches of leadership. In Spanish.
- The OAS’s Existential Challenge
Washington is threatening to walk away from one of the hemisphere’s most essential institutions.
Opinion article · Frank O. Mora and Josué Fiallo · Americas Society / Council of the Americas
Written with Frank O. Mora, former United States Ambassador to the Organization of American States, the article argues that the OAS is not a ceremonial forum but the practical infrastructure of democracy, crisis management and coalition-building in the hemisphere, especially for small States. It warns that a U.S. budget proposal with no funds for the organization could leave it unable to survive, and proposes a renewed OAS on three foundations: reliable funding, consistent standards and shared responsibility.
