Listagem Produção Intelectual em Bases Externas por autor "Stuenkel, Oliver"
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Brazil and Responsibility to Protect: a case of agency and norm entrepreneurship in the Global South
2016-09This article questions the still broadly accepted notion that the global debate about Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is divided into a Western (or Northern) pro-R2P' camp and a non-Western (or Southern) anti-R2P camp'. ... -
BRICS: a very short introduction
2018-01 -
The financial crisis, contested legitimacy, and the genesis of intra-BRICS cooperation
2013-12The rise of the BRIC grouping (Brazil, Russia, India, China) is one of the most commented on phenomena in international politics of the past years. Yet little is known about how and why institutionalized cooperation between ... -
Governing the world: the history of an idea
2013-12-01 -
How South America let Venezuela down
2017The political, economic and humanitarian crisis in the country with the world’s largest proven oil reserves was not only entirely predictable, but could most likely have been prevented by a more assertive and imaginative ... -
Identidade, status e instituições internacionais: o caso do Brasil, da Índia e do tratado de não proliferação
2010-12-01In order to understand how we can explain rising powers' behavior towards international institutions, this article analyzes the case of Brazil, India and the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in more depth and shows that ... -
The impact of the Libya intervention debates on norms of protection
2016-01-02Resolution 1973, which authorised military intervention in Libya, marked the first time that the United Nations Security Council explicitly mandated the use of force against a functioning state to prevent imminent atrocity ... -
Is the American century over?
2016-03 -
The perils of doing business across borders
2017-12-01 -
Regulating intervention: Brazil and the responsibility to protect
2014In the last decade, Brazil has engaged with the idea of an international responsibility to protect (R2P) in a notable fashion. As a frequent member of the Security Council in the post-Cold War era, the country resisted ...
