Titlebook: Status and the Rise of Brazil; Global Ambitions, Hu Paulo Esteves,Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert,Benjamin de Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Brazil’s Evolving “Balancing Act” on the Use of Force in Multilateral Operations: From Robust Peaceknown and long-debated principle of “responsibility to protect” (R2P), and was seen as a direct response to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)-led intervention in Libya in March of that year. The message was: in situations where the international community has a responsibility . protect, i

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A Brief Moment in History or the Beginning of a New Trend? Brazil’s Emerging Humanitarian Engagement fore the country’s willingness to engage in areas of international solidarity, and notably foreign aid and “humanitarian cooperation”. During the Lula da Silva presidency (2003–2010), known for its efforts to reduce domestic poverty and inequalities, Brazil also increased its international footprin

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The Sources of Moral Authority: Policy Networks and Structuring South-South Cooperation of taking SSC as a tool always already available for the foreign policy community, it enquires (i) into the process of manufacturing SSC as a foreign policy tool and, (ii) on its role in shaping the moral claims that Brazilian policy networks brought to the international arena while seeking a new s

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Conclusionerms (2003–2014). The Government of Brazil (GoB) adopted a two-pronged status-seeking strategy: advocate a reformist agenda for key international institutions, particularly in the security and financial fields, and active engagement with activities related to the maintenance of international order,

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fferent types of foreign aid, from development aid to assist.This book explores the evolution of Brazilian foreign relations in the last fifteen years, with a focus on continuities and change. The volume tackles three sets of themes: diplomacy and diplomatic culture, international security and inter

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