¿Cómo Contribuye El G20 En La Búsqueda De Soluciones Colectivas Para Problemas Que Requieren La Concentración De Esfuerzos Del Más Alto Nivel En Asuntos Que Trascienden Las Agendas Financiera Y Económica?

José Antonio Macías Martínez

February 2012

How does the G20 contribute in the search of collective solutions, to troubles that require the concentration of efforts of the highest level on issues that transcend the financial and economic agenda?

In a world with fast and frequent changes, the possibility of providing an immediate and effective response to any issue, a nation might face,relies not only onto its own capabilities and actions, but onto the ones taken by the other States it, depends on and supports, therefore, the existence of international organisms such as the G20 becomes not only necessary but essential. One of the particularities of the G20 is its excellent capacity to react and achieve agreements through a meeting of its reduced amount of members as turns out tobe easier to take decisions in order among only 20 representatives in such a situation of emergency, so it wouldn’t be the environment of a General United Nations Assembly with two hundred people arguing how to get to a suitable solution, but has the characteristic to, as for the resolutions, be used as a guideline for all other countries who don’t count with a membership of the group. As isnecessary to mention, the commitments adopted by these countries, and moreover, its application will certainly impact worldwide. Besides the ability of the G20 to take fast and relevant decisions, the group has created an excellent environment of cooperation between international organisms, and it has within itself, different divisions to focus on the main goals that as an institution they had agreed toreach. Taking back the reference of the UN Assembly, is relevant figure out that, when we live in a planet with about two hundred different countries and it is necessary to place them all to talk, the possibility to reach agreements reduces dramatically in effectiveness and also efficiency, so then, even though not taking account one of them may be considered as discriminative, the G20 has madesomething that seemed almost impossible, to have
Question 4: How does the G20 contributes in the search of collective solutions to troubles that require the concentration of efforts of the highest level on issues that transcend the financial and economic international agenda?

José Antonio Macías Martínez

February 2012

the leaders of all representative geographical areas and even moreimportant, the ideologies and cultural differences, being allowed to get to a consensus into a particularly polite, organized, diplomat and free forum, internationally respected. The analysts working for the group also belong to the greatest economies and highly respected universities, so the final papers delivered by its conventions are not only given randomly, but based on updated facts and theprojections and solutions intended to be as accurate as possible, because one single failure in perception could cause that the 20 greatest economies on the world would be sinking altogether, and that would involve the fall of the 90% of the worldwide GDP, that is why is such an enormous need to be “always the best, and always correct”. As for the previous idea, is really easy to figure out why thegroup is so important in the international context, especially in what its main subject of studies goes about, because even though the conduction of all issues is taken with diplomacy, the main idea of the group is to increase and sustain the economic growth and development of all members, and its cooperation among each other. Obviously when a decision affects all most representative unions in theplanet, the resilience against this agreement in the rest of the world will be almost inexistent. The context in which the capitalist system is, by the first quarter of 2012, gives de G20 an important agenda, as the world has been seeing how the most developed countries are facing complications, and that economic unions and States which had been the leaders in all innovation on theories, have...