Estudio de caso: análisis de la influencia del movimiento pro-choice estadounidense en la promoción de los derechos sexuales y reproductivos en Colombia en el periodo de 2001 – 2011.

Abstract

Transnational processes marked a change in relations between the actors of the international system, allowing for various reasons to work across borders. This has been used by social movements that framed their struggle not just stay at their own country, but from objective, issues, values ​​and similar actions is reflected in different States and a common and collective action to generate a change. This has been taken as reference the Pro-choice Movement for transnationally articulated in Colombia for the promotion of Sexual and Reproductive Rights in the period from 2001 to 2011, reaching a number of milestones that have allowed legal changes within the country, also generating a change in Colombian society. The study, analysis and understanding of joint movement prochoice from a transnational dynamics for the promotion of sexual and reproductive rights in Colombia, is emerging as an important issue for their current situation in the world, since it has been dormant in the last twenty years. Similarly, the identification of the action of the MST and other international actors in the transformation of local and international companies, translated as a phenomenon that can be explained within International Relations.