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The article describes the advances and setbacks of Colombia in its external relationship with the Greater Caribbean during the 20th and 21st centuries, evidencing the weak projection of the border areas as natural scenarios for the development of regional integration. It analyzes the role that the Archipelago of San Andres, Providencia and Santa Catalina has played in the construction of transboundary links in the scenario of the Western Caribbean, beyond the sovereign positions of the State, and explores the political and sociological potentialities that from a possible area of integration, could contribute to the resolution of border conflicts and overcome the institutional gaps that prevent a better positioning of the country and the archipelago in the Greater Caribbean.

Las relaciones regionales y transfronterizas de Colombia en el Caribe en el siglo XXI: del conflicto soberanista a la integración sociocultural