YEAR 5 / No. 17
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The Right to Strike
Interpreting International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention Nº. 87
Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida, Lucas Vollers
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The Routine of Violence in Latin America and the Obstacles to Activism
Book Review of Simone Gomes' “Latin American Activism and Routine Violence in the 21st Century” (Bristol University Press 2026).
Jefferson Nascimento
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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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After Intervention
The Real Test of the State
Juan Requesens
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The Right to Strike
Interpreting International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention Nº. 87
Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida
Lucas Vollers
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Chronicle of a Death that Never Happened.
Transformation of International Law
Fernando de Mello Barreto
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Defence for Emerging Countries
Suitabile and Original Military Architecture
Jackson Schneider
Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho
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Reimagining Cooperation in a Multipolar Age
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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