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Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI)

Independent, non-partisan, and multidisciplinary, the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) is guided by excellence, ethics, and transparency in the formulation and dissemination of high-quality knowledge on the international scenario and Brazil’s role within it. Engaging public and private sectors, academia, and civil society in a pluralistic debate, CEBRI influences the formation of the country’s international agenda and supports the formulation of public policies, generating actions that are both impactful and forward thinking.
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• December 31, 2020 From poverty reduction to global challenges, a new horizon for international development cooperation?
  By: Philippe Andre Orliange
• December 31, 2020 The changing nature and architecture of U.S. democracy assistance
  By: Luiza Rodrigues Mateo
• December 31, 2020 Epistemic hegemony: the Western straitjacket and post-colonial scars in academic publishing
  By: Orion Noda
• December 31, 2020 National interests and the impact of student mobility: the case of Canada and Brazil
  By: W. E. (Ted) Hewitt
• December 31, 2020 Exploring Brazilian foreign policy towards women: dimensions, outcomes, actors and influences
  By: Mónica Salomón
• December 31, 2020 Compliance in “exceptional” trade disputes: a set-theoretical approach
  By: Rodrigo Fagundes Cezar
• June 30, 2020 The Chinese South-South development cooperation: an assessment of its structural transformation
  By: Javier Vadell, Giuseppe Lo Brutto, Alexandre Cesar Cunha Leite
• June 30, 2020 Development finance with Chinese characteristics: financing the Belt and Road Initiative
  By: Hongsong Liu, Yue Xu, Xinzhu Fan
• June 30, 2020 Patterns of Official Development Assistance in Tajikistan: effects on growth and poverty reduction
  By: Mubinzhon Abduvaliev, Ricardo Bustillo
• June 30, 2020 Enlarging the donor base: an analysis of the World Food Programme’s reform process and the Brazilian bridge diplomacy
  By: Thiago Lima, Jenifer Queila Santana
• December 31, 2019 The changing face of environmental governance in the Brazilian Amazon: indigenous and traditional peoples promoting norm diffusion
  By: Veronika Miranda Chase
• December 31, 2019 South-South relations and global environmental governance: Brazilian international development cooperation
  By: Kathryn Hochstetler, Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue
• December 31, 2019 Climate governance and International Civil Aviation: Brazil's policy profile
  By: Veronica Korber Gonçalves, Marcela Anselmi
• December 31, 2019 Brazilian energy-related climate (in)action and the challenge of deep decarbonization
  By: Larissa Basso
• December 31, 2019 Japan: A Nuclear State?
  By: Henrique Altemani de Oliveira
• December 31, 2019 High expectations. Interregional agendas on global security challenges: East Asia, Europe and Latin America
  By: Manuel R. Torres Soriano
• December 31, 2019 Chinese Cultural Diplomacy: instruments in China’s strategy for international insertion in the 21st Century
  By: Danielly Silva Ramos Becard, Paulo Menechelli Filho
• December 31, 2019 The parting of the seas: norms, material power and state control over the ocean
  By: Rodrigo Fracalossi de Moraes
• December 31, 2019 Free trade agreements and regional alliances: support from Latin American legislators
  By: Asbel Bohigues, José Manuel Rivas
• December 31, 2018 The challenge from the periphery: Latin America’s New Deals and the shaping of Liberal Internationalism in FDR’s Era
  By: José Antonio Sanchez Roman
• December 31, 2018 A hemispheric moral majority: Brazil and the transnational construction of the New Right
  By: Benjamin Arthur Cowan
• December 31, 2018 “Pax Americana”: the United States and the transformation of the 20th century’s global order
  By: Patrick O. Cohrs
• December 31, 2018 Technology, politics, and development: domestic criticism of the 1975 Brazilian-West German nuclear agreement
  By: James Cameron
• December 31, 2018 Hybrid democracy: electoral rules and political competition in Afghanistan
  By: Aureo Gomes
• December 31, 2018 Debating US Military Strategy in the Persian Gulf: What is the Way Forward?
  By: Eugenio Lilli
• December 31, 2018 Brazil and the European Union: from liberal inter-regionalism to realist bilateralism
  By: Susanne Gratius
• December 31, 2018 Normative resistance to responsibility to protect in times of emerging multipolarity: the cases of Brazil and Russia
  By: Anna Kotyashko, Laura Cristina Ferreira-Pereira, Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira
• December 31, 2018 Brazil in the global anticorruption regime
  By: Marcos Tourinho
• January 01, 2018 Japan’s Trade Strategy in the 21st Century and Economic Partnership with Latin American Countries
  By: CEBRI
• December 31, 2017 The role of Brazil in multilateral disarmament efforts
  By: Sérgio de Queiroz Duarte
• December 31, 2017 Grand Strategy and Peace Operations: the Brazilian Case
  By: João Paulo S. Alsina Júnior
• December 31, 2017 The South American Defense Council: the Building of a Community of Practice for Regional Defense
  By: Marina Gisela Vitelli
• December 31, 2017 Brazil’s Nuclear Submarine: A Broader Approach to the Safeguards Issue
  By: Eugenio Pacelli Lazzarotti Diniz Costa
• December 31, 2017 Brazilian Hybrid Security in South America
  By: Rafael Duarte Villa
• December 30, 2017 Managing Security in a Zone of Peace: Brazil´s Soft Approach to Regional Governance
  By: Andrés Malamud, Isabella Alcañiz
• December 30, 2017 The weight of ideology on the attitude of Latin American countriestoward the United States
  By: João Carlos Amoroso Botelho, Vinícius Silva Alves
• December 30, 2017 International Leadership as a Process: The case of China in Southeast Asia
  By: Truong-Minh Vu
• December 30, 2017 Brazilian Foreign Policy Towards Internet Governance
  By: Maurício Santoro, Bruno Borges
• December 22, 2017 Ten Challenges of Brazilian Foreign Policy
  By: Matias Spektor
• December 01, 2017 South American Perspectives for Future Cooperation on Security Architecture: Arrangements, Processes and Challenges
  By: CEBRI
• December 01, 2017 Might and Right in World Politics
  By: Dr Jans Woischnik
• November 08, 2017 The Global and European Security Order during the Crisis: Power, Institutions, Principles
  By: CEBRI
• August 11, 2017 The South American Capabilities against Cyber Threats: From the Current Weaknesses towards a Common Response
  By: CEBRI
• August 11, 2017 The European Capabilities against Cyber Threats: Strengthening IT Security in Germany
  By: CEBRI
• July 17, 2017 Assessing and Redefining Policies towards Africa in a New Global Scenario: Intersecting Perspectives between Brazil and Morocco
  By: CEBRI
• December 31, 2016 Many Worlds, Many Theories, Many Rules: Formulating an Ethical System for the World to Come
  By: Nicholas Onuf
• December 31, 2016 Towards the Global Study of International Relations
  By: Andrew Hurrell
• December 31, 2016 Many worlds, many nature(s), one planet: indigenous knowledge in the Anthropocene
  By: Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue, Paula Franco Moreira
• December 31, 2016 International Relations Theory in Brazil: trends and challenges in teaching and research
  By: Fernanda Barasuol, André Reis da Silva
• December 31, 2016 Rethinking IR from the Amazon
  By: Manuela Picq
• December 30, 2016 Implementing decisions of the WTO Dispute Settlement in Brazil: is there a place for transparency and participation?
  By: Camila Capucio
• December 30, 2016 Foreign Policy Analysis in Latin American democracies: the case for a research protocol
  By: Dawisson Belém Lopes, Carlos Aurélio Pimenta de Faria, Manoel Santos
• December 30, 2016 What does the field of International Relations look like in South America?
  By: Marcelo de Almeida Medeiros, Israel Barnabé, Rodrigo Albuquerque, Rafael Lima
• December 30, 2016 Wandering decarbonization: the BRIC countries as conservative climate powers
  By: Eduardo Viola, Larissa Basso
• December 30, 2016 International cooperation on transboundary aquifers in South America and the Guarani Aquifer case
  By: Pilar Carolina Villar
• December 01, 2016 Might and Right in World Politics
  By: Dr. Jan (eds) Woischnik, Dr Jans Woischnik
• September 28, 2016 The Geopolitics of East Asia: New Geometries of Competition and Cooperation
  By: Adriana Abdenur
• September 28, 2016 The Geopolitics of East Asia: New Geometries of Competition and Cooperation
  By: Adriana Erthal Abdenur
• May 28, 2016 The World After the Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015
  By: Eduardo Viola, Leonardo Paz Neves
• October 28, 2015 Rio de Janeiro as a Global Financial Center
  By: Virgílio Gibbon
• October 22, 2014 Green Financing - International Panorama
  By: Helena Gonçalves
• October 22, 2014 Green Financing - Brazilian Panorama
  By: Erika Pinto, Osvaldo Stella, Paulo Moutinho
• July 29, 2014 Reinsurance in Brazil: the challenges and opportunities of the opening of the market
  By: Claudio Contador
• March 07, 2014 Pathways to 'The future we want': global civil society and the post-2015 development agenda
  By: Luara Lopes
• February 28, 2014 Pathways to 'The future we want': financing mitigation and adaptation
  By: Haroldo Machado Filho, Thiago de Araújo Mendes
• February 21, 2014 Pathways to 'The future we want': socio-environmental indicators
  By: José Veiga
• February 03, 2014 Brazil's Risk Exposure in a More Challenging Global Economic Environment | Report
  By: CEBRI