YEAR 2 / ISSUE No. 5
JANUARY - MARCH 2023
ISSN 2764-7897 (online) e 2764-7889 (print)

From the Editors 6h335q

Brazil is Back 1pw42

Perspectives reopen for Brazil on the global scene under the new istration Read more
Marianna Albuquerque
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Special Section 68532

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The Brazilian Role 4p6k70

New scenario demands correction and updating from the Brazilian diplomatic tradition
Marcos Azambuja

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“Has Christmas Changed, or Have I?” 2d5x6l

Lula’s Return in a Scenario of Global Policrisis
Rubens Ricupero

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Diplomacy Perspectives in the Third Lula istration, 2023-2026 5vn2j

The main themes for the country's foreign policy
Paulo Roberto de Almeida

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The Lula 3.0 Foreign Policy Dialectic 3s341s

The 3.0 Lula istration Represents a Response to the Bolsonarista Antithesis
Maria Regina Soares de Lima

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Special Section • No. 5 / JAN-MAR 2023 PT 464v73

Potentialities and Challenges of the New Lula istration to the Democratization of the Brazilian Foreign Policy 694k5

Racial issues and Racism in PEB as Public Policy and its Continuous Democratization
Marta Fernández
Jéser Abílio

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Brazilian Foreign Policy 2023 Onwards 2f53p

The Need of a Broadened Coalition at National, Regional, and International Levels
Carlos R. S. Milani
Diogo Ives

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The Tradition to Renew Itself: Reform Proposals for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Under Bolsonaro 4m4y2m

Itamaraty's tradition and its relationship with society
Martin Egon Maitino
Kaiutan Venerando Ruiz da Silveira

Academic Articles 446551

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Brazil and Mexico in the face of the war in Ukraine: a case of reciprocal indifference 5t2o48

The positions of Brazil and Mexico in the UN Security Council
Guadalupe González González
Monica Hirst
Eduardo Morrot

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Academic Articles • No. 5 / JAN-MAR 2023 PT b1p3j

Argentina and the independence of Brazil: the late recognition of a pioneering recognition l3c4w

A more complete and nuanced image of the bilateral relations between Brazil and Argentina
Felipe Antunes de Oliveira
Lucas Pavan Lopes

Book Reviews b6t4c

Book Reviews • No. 5 / JAN-MAR 2023 173555

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The Perenniality of "Navegantes, bandeirantes, diplomatas” 5n3o29

Book Review of Synesio Sampaio Goes Filho's "Navegantes, bandeirantes, diplomatas: um ensaio sobre a formação das fronteiras do Brasil" (Ingá 2018)
Fernando de Mello Barreto

Interviews 6z332u

Interviews • No. 5 / JAN-MAR 2023 6ey62

Interviews • No. 5 / JAN-MAR 2023 PT 6owj

"The sectarianism we have witnessed in recent years represents diplomacy’s negation" 5s662h

Mauro Vieira Spoke to CEBRI-Journal Editors