Strategies of rising Brazil: postmortem review, looking forward

Spektor, Matias

doi:10.1080/13569775.2021.1961452

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“…In the Global South, strategic diplomacy can provide a policy framework that allows states to maximise policy space, either by seeking to shape the policy environment or through direct policy actions (Prantl 2022). As Spektor (2022) points out, it can be seen as a political process where, given systemic constraints, states and domestic constituencies construct a vision for foreign policy and set out to implement it.…”

Section: Strategic Diplomacy and Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

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Brazil’s Strategic Diplomacy Failures and Foreign Policy Underachievement under Bolsonaro

Doctor

2023

Rev. bras. polít. int.

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Section: Strategic Diplomacy and Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

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Brazil’s Strategic Diplomacy Failures and Foreign Policy Underachievement under Bolsonaro

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2023

Rev. bras. polít. int.

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“…A revelação dos escândalos de corrupção por trás de algumas das iniciativas tocadas por atores públicos e privados ligados ao governo foram fatores centrais, tais como as obras de infraestrutura conduzidas em países regionais e africanos. O alinhamento prévio entre classes que compunham a coalizão política governante em torno de certas ideias, como a reforma do Conselho de Segurança da ONU e o regionalismo, caiu por terra (Spektor, 2021). Iniciativas diversas, como a internacionalização das empresas brasileiras e o direcionamento de contingentes e ajuda humanitária para a missão de paz no Haiti, passaram a ser encaradas pela sociedade civil de forma mais enfática como perda de tempo e de recursos financeiros, frente a um cenário doméstico turbulento e cada vez mais fragmentado politicamente.…”

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Política Econômica e Relações Exteriores: os limites da inserção internacional do Brasil (2003-2016) | Economic policy and Foreign relations: the limits of Brazil's international insertion (2003-2016)

Araujo,

Ferraz

2023

RMI

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Nos governos do Partido dos Trabalhadores, o esgotamento simbólico e material do projeto da política externa brasileira tornou questionável se os seus objetivos preconizados sequer poderiam ser apoiados em um modelo de desenvolvimento voltado majoritariamente ao setor primário. Considerando esse descompasso, questiona-se: até que ponto houve compatibilidade das propostas do projeto de política externa levado a cabo pelos governos Lula e Dilma (2003-2016) com as dinâmicas materiais e ideacionais estruturantes do cenário doméstico brasileiro? Os resultados parciais nos direcionam à conclusão de que a derrocada do projeto de política externa do período remonta em grande parte da baixa conexão entre as propostas deste projeto com o modelo de desenvolvimento adotado e, consequentemente, com a realidade política e econômica doméstica. Metodologicamente, o artigo consiste em uma pesquisa majoritariamente qualitativa de caráter exploratório, se valendo da análise de artigos e livros a respeito da temática do desenvolvimento e da política externa brasileira. Recebido em: 10 mar. 2023 | Aceito em: 05 out. 2023.

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“…Although it has a vast territory, diverse demographics, economic gains, and regional influence, it desires a global position that is highly contingent, contested, and dependent on by other developing states with shared values and commitments (Spektor, 2022). Nonetheless, the consensus is that Brazil is a middle power.…”

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Strategic Culture, South-South Cooperation, and Soft Power Politics: Explaining Brazilian Foreign Aid

Ramadhan Sasongkojati,

Iman Subono

2023

JSP

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What drives Brazil to provide foreign aid to other developing countries? Historically part of the Global South, its active foreign policy strives to become a global power. While research has highlighted Brazil’s foreign policy objectives in providing aid, such as expanding its diplomatic reputation and exporting its development experience abroad, little has been done to note the strategic properties that motivate the development assistance initiatives. Additionally, the emphasis on South-South Cooperation in Brazil’s aid practice is relevant to the literature on the motives of emerging donors. This article assesses Brazil’s act to provide foreign aid between 2003 and 2016 using the theoretical concept of strategic culture, which refers to the nation’s historical norms and values that inform the strategic act of providing foreign aid. We use primary and secondary data that cover findings from official government sources, policy documents, and academic literature. We argue that cultural elements support the formulation of a foreign policy that seeks to expand Brazil’s influence abroad through development assistance diplomacy. Using foreign aid to counteract its material limits, the goal is to raise Brazil’s stature among developing nations and global affairs and maximize its soft power in the South-focused power structure within the post-Cold War multipolar global order.

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Strategies of rising Brazil: postmortem review, looking forward

Cited by 11 publications

References 99 publications

Brazil’s Strategic Diplomacy Failures and Foreign Policy Underachievement under Bolsonaro

Brazil’s Strategic Diplomacy Failures and Foreign Policy Underachievement under Bolsonaro

Política Econômica e Relações Exteriores: os limites da inserção internacional do Brasil (2003-2016) | Economic policy and Foreign relations: the limits of Brazil's international insertion (2003-2016)

Strategic Culture, South-South Cooperation, and Soft Power Politics: Explaining Brazilian Foreign Aid

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