Border integration and sociabilities in the Jesuit-Guaranis Missions in the Silver: A new governance botton Up from international agendas and Binational Committees

International cooperation and binational governance are reshaping cultural and educational landscapes along the Argentina-Brazil border, particularly around the historic Jesuit-Guaraní Missions. This study highlights how agreements like the IPHAN cooperation convention and the 1st Border Integration Committee for San Borja (Brazil)/Santo Tomé (Argentina) foster collaborative networks among universities and institutions. These initiatives promote innovative planning models that address cross-border challenges, demonstrating a bottom-up governance approach driven by international agendas. The research underscores the potential of such frameworks to strengthen heritage preservation, education, and regional integration in strategic areas like the Río de la Plata.

Pinto, M., Azevedo, D. S. C. de, & Ceolin, L. (2020). Border integration and sociabilities in the Jesuit-Guaranis Missions in the Silver: A new governance botton Up from international agendas and Binational Committees. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.3999867