In world politics in the last 30 years, the expansion of civil society and the greater participation and protagonism of non-state actors and interest groups, in the issues of the international agenda that are beginning to have a transnational dimension, stand out. This implies the participation of actors who "understand" and manage the new global codes and symbols. A community of cosmopolitan subjects who feel comfortable traveling and interacting on a daily basis with their international "new peers" inserted in a complex global society. As a way of reflecting on this matter, this essay makes an approach to the visions and attitudes of these transnational elites in Chilean society, for which a case study is preliminarily analyzed based on the experience of academic exchange and the influence culture that the Fulbright Program has developed in Chile.
Larraín Verdugo, F. (2004). Internacionalización de las elites chilenas. Estudios Internacionales, 37(147), p. 133–145. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-3769.2004.14520
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