YEAR 5 / No. 17
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Folds of History
Twentieth-Century Ruptures and Their Contemporary Echoes
Philip Yang
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A Wounded Hemispheric Order
Trump’s US Interventionism in Venezuela
Paulo Afonso Velasco Júnior
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After Intervention
The Real Test of the State
Juan Requesens
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Contesting Regulatory Authority
China's Blocking Order and the Transformation of Global Economic Governance
Hussein Kalout
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Sources of Brazilian conduct
Seeds of Power and the Doctrine of Conversion
Philip Yang
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Brazil-Argentina Critical Minerals Cooperation
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The Foreign Policy of Lula 3
And the Options Open to Brazilian Diplomacy
Paulo Roberto de Almeida
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“The Era of American Military Dominance Over the Middle East Is Over”
Trita Parsi Spoke to the CEBRI-Journal Editors
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Reimagining Cooperation in a Multipolar Age
G7-Emerging Power Engagement and the Politics of Shared Governance
Marianna Albuquerque
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Marcos Azambuja and the Irreverent Limits of Memory
Book Review of Memoirs (CEBRI 2025) and Anthology (CEBRI & FUNAG 2026), from Marcos Azambuja
Rogério de Souza Farias
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The Evolution of the Concept “Latin America”
From the Late 19th Century to the Second World War
Leslie Bethell