How are flexible networks reshaping regionalism in the Americas—and what can we learn from them in times of crisis?🎙️ Dr. Ivo Ganchev speaks with Dr. Octavio González Miguel Segovia (FLACSO-México) in the first of a two-part conversation to explore:The rise of transgovernmental networks (TGNs) and how they differ from traditional intergovernmental organizationsCase studies like the Global Health Security Initiative (GHSI) and their role in regional cooperationInstitutional factors that shape regional responses to health crisesThe push and pull between ideology and interests in North vs. South American regionalismLessons from BRICS for flexible, interest-driven collaboration in Latin AmericaThis episode examines how TGNs offer a more adaptable, pragmatic model of regional integration—particularly in public health—and how divergent approaches across the Americas are shaping the future of cooperation.🎧 New Regional Orders is the official podcast of the Centre for Regional Integration, hosted by Dr. Ivo Ganchev. Each season focuses on a different world region, unpacking the political, economic, social, and geographic factors that drive regional change.🔗 Learn More:Centre for Regional Integration: www.regionalintegration.orgDr. Ivo Ganchev: www.ivoganchev.comDr. Octavio González Segovia: https://fminvestiga.flacso.edu.mx/investigadores-invitados

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