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Is Brazil afraid of the world? : discussing Brazilian foreign affairs and challenges /

Have you ever thought Brazil was a country afraid of becoming more international? Written by a Brazilian expert in foreign affairs, this book describes Brazilian position in the international scenario and presents an authentic and provocative point of view on the Brazilian international relations.

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Main Authors: Costa, Roberto Teixeira da (Author)
Published: Anthem Press,
Publisher Address: London, UK :
Publication Dates: 2023.
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Subjects:
Economic policy.
Diplomatic relations.
Brazil > Foreign relations > 21st century.
Brazil > Economic policy > 21st century.
Brazil.
Summary: Have you ever thought Brazil was a country afraid of becoming more international? Written by a Brazilian expert in foreign affairs, this book describes Brazilian position in the international scenario and presents an authentic and provocative point of view on the Brazilian international relations.
Carrier Form: xiv, 195 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN: 9781839987472
1839987472
Index Number: F2523
CLC: F177.70
D877.72
Call Number: D877.72/C837
Contents: Part 1. DIAGNOSTICS -- 1. The Sick World: The Covid-19 Pandemic and Its Impact -- 2. Hypotheses about Brazil's Isolation on the International Scene -- Part 2. WHY HAVE FEAR? -- 3. Internationalization of Brazilian Corporations -- 4. The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Challenges for Internationalization -- 5. Mercosur: The Southern Common Market -- 6. Brazil-U.S. Relations: A Long-Term Partnership -- 7. Brazil-China Relations: A New Route of Internationalization?
8. Special Contribution: From Indifference to Fear? -- Part 3. BORDERLESS INVESTMENTS -- 9. Investments in Capital Markets Abroad -- 10. Foreign Capital in the Local Market -- 11. Special Contribution: Dom Cabral Foundation Has the Floor1 -- Part 4. MATTER OF LOOKING -- 12. How Brazil Is Perceived Abroad -- 13. Domestic and International Press: Role of the Domestic and Foreign Media Coverage of Brazil's International Relations -- 14. What Was in the Media -- Part 5. THE MULTIPLE FACES OF INTERNATIONALIZATION -- 15. Brazil on the Migration Map -- 16. In Soccer, We Are More Daring
17. On the Agenda: The Amazon -- Part 6. IN A WORLD IN TRANSITION, HOW WILL GEOPOLITICS AFFECT BRAZIL? -- 18. Concluding Remarks -- Afterword-Post-Pandemic: What Is in Store? -- The War in Ukraine and a Devastated World -- Photographs.

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