Brazil’s economic rise over the past two decades has caused the country’s foreign policy making elite to seek a more prominent role for Brazil in the...
Autor - Oliver Stuenkel
BY OLIVER STUENKEL Don’t confuse Brasília’s stepped-up profile with U.S.-style democracy promotion. Addressing the United Nations...
Perhaps one of the most important disagreements between realism and liberal theory in international relations is that the latter mandates a...
In 2014, voters in three of the world’s greatest democracies will head to the polls. In May, more than 750 million Indians will choose...
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Liberal Internationalism: Theory, History, Practice” by Beate Jahn. Palgrave Studies in International Relations. Palgrave Macmillan...
A lot has been written about the West’s attempts to promote democracy during and since the end of the Cold War. Many leaders in...
When I came to Harvard as a postgraduate student in September of 2005, the Kennedy School of Government was abuzz with Michael...
At a conference today at the University of Ottawa in Canada, participants from around the world discussed the state of democracy in global...
The emergence of new donors is transforming the landscape of humanitarian aid. Along with China and India, Brazil – once a recipient of the...
African Journal of Political Science and International Relations Vol. 7(7), pp. 310-319, October, 2013 DOI: 10.5897/AJPSIR2013.0625 ISSN 1996-0832...
Reviewed for The Diplomat. China’s growing presence in Africa has attracted considerable attention from both academia and the...
Reviewed for the South African Foreign Policy Initiative (SAFPI). Will the rise of the emerging economies portend just a broadening of the...
China Goes Global: The Partial Power, by David Shambaugh, OUP USA, £20/$29.95, 320 pages Reviewed for: Meridiano 47, Vol 15, No 141 (2014)...
Today the Center for International Relations, based in the School of Social Sciences (CPDOC) at FGV in São Paulo, is organizing a day-long debate...
“Breves narrativas diplomáticas” (“Short diplomatic stories”, my translation) by Celso Amorim. Benvirá, 168 páginas...
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Oliver Della Costa Stuenkel é analista político, autor, palestrante e professor na Escola de Relações Internacionais da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) em São Paulo. Ele também é pesquisador no Carnegie Endowment em Washington DC e no Instituto de Política Pública Global (GPPi) em Berlim, e colunista do Estadão e da revista Americas Quarterly. Sua pesquisa concentra-se na geopolítica, nas potências emergentes, na política latino-americana e no papel do Brasil no mundo. Ele é o autor de vários livros sobre política internacional, como The BRICS and the Future of Global Order (Lexington) e Post-Western World: How emerging powers are remaking world order (Polity).
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