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Abstract
Just as there are market and State failures (Stiglitz and Rosengard, 2015), in the current context of globalization there are also failures in the international economic integration process, and in the supranational institutions that regulate the integration processes. To be able to solve major global problems such as pandemics, inequality, war, and climate change, these failures must be understood in all their complexity. These problems are part of the reality that emerges from the globalization crises, and which has been considered irreversible for a long time. But the current trends of prioritizing national interests or of forming of regional blocs indicate the opposite.
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