Ce livre explore la coopération Sud-Sud du Venezuela avec les pays de la Caraïbe, notamment à travers l'Accord de Coopération Énergétique et PETROCARIBE, comme alternative à l'Aide Publique au Développement classique. Il analyse l'évolution du système d'aide internationale et les nouvelles dynamiques entre bailleurs de fonds du Sud.
Comparison between South/South cooperation and North/South cooperation
Focusing on Venezuela's South-South cooperation with Caribbean nations, the dissertation explores the Energy Cooperation Agreement (ECA) and PETROCARIBE as alternatives to traditional Official Development Assistance (ODA). It examines the evolution of international aid, highlighting the shift from a North-South dependency to a more diversified donor landscape, emphasizing the rise of Southern nations. While advocating for non-conditional partnerships, it argues that certain minimum requirements are essential for the effectiveness of this new form of cooperation.