Vol. 19 (2018)

Articles

• The teaching of Latin and South American regional integration by the motto “Nuestro norte es el sur”: a postcolonial / decolonial approach to the thematic from the contact with the art of Torres García

  Joseli Fiorin Gomes

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• The Learning Styles of undergraduate students in International Relations according to the Alonso, Gallego e Honey Model

  Igor Magri de Queiroz, Ana Flávia Granja e Barros

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• Religion in the teaching and research in International Relations of Brazil

  Marcos Alan S. V. Ferreira, Anna C. Carletti

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• CiberRI ou introdução aos estudos sistemáticos sobre o ciberespaço no tripé ensino-pesquisa-extensão de Relações Internacionais

  Gills Vilar Lopes, Marcelo de Almeida Medeiros

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• The challenges of Interdisciplinarity in the teaching of International Relations

  Rodrigo Fernando Gallo

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• The challenges for the consolidation of Brazil’s strategic role in Africa in the twenty-first century

  Carla Márcia Pagliarini, Eduardo Ernesto Filippi, Luana Margarete Geiger

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• The Internet as a global public good and the role of governments and multilateral organizations in global internet governance

  Mario Rodrigo Canazza

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• The International Refugee Regime and instruments of legal protection at the international and Latin American level

  Thalita Melo Silva, Andrea Maria Calazans Pacheco Pacífico

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• Brazilian foreign policy as public policy: elements for analysis and debate

  Guilherme Ferreira Sorgine, Maria Helena de Castro Santos

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• Paper or graphite dragon? the modernization of China's defense industry between dependence and autonomy

  Victor Carneiro Corrêa Vieira

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• When Hunger meets Diplomacy: Food Security in Brazilian Foreign Policy

  Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue, Nat´ália Bandeira Ramos Coelho

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• Autonomy and Foreign Policy: the Brazilian Case on the Fight Against Terrorism in the Lula administration

  Sophia Luiza Zaia

  • pdf (Português (Brasil))

• United States-Brazil: from the transition of presidents to the differences of political attitude in Latin America

  Virgílio Arraes

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• South America and Southeast Asia interregional relations: Beyond South-South Bilateralism

  María Florencia Rubiolo

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• Regional integration in Latin America: historical developments, current challenges, especially in Mercosur

  Paulo Roberto de Almeida

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• Science and technology in the international politics of sustainable development an analysis of the discursive representation in the Rio+20 outcomes

  • pdf (Português (Brasil))

• The quest for autonomy in Argentine and Brazilian Foreign Policies (2003-2015)

  André Luiz Reis da Silva, Gabriela Dorneles Ferreira da Costa

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• Autonomia ou dependência institucional? Institutional Autonomy or Dependency? The MERCOSUR Parliament and Committee of Municipalities, States, Provinces and Departments of MERCOSUR within the Brazilian participation in the regional bloc

  Bruno Theodoro Luciano, Cairo Gabriel Borges Junqueira

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• Correlations between forced migration and terrorism Reflections on the refugee crisis in Europe

  Christian Vianna de Azevedo

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• The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty 30 years after its signature: revisiting a case of success in the nuclear disarmament and arms control

  Marcos Valle Machado da Silva

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