YEAR 1 / ISSUE No. 1
JANUARY - MARCH 2022
ISSN 2764-7897 (online) e 2764-7889 (print)

From the Editors

International Relations and Brazil in the World: Debating and Rebuilding

A Look Into How the CEBRI-Journal Was Founded Read more
José Pio Borges
Hussein Kalout
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From the Editors

From the Editors • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

From the Editors • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

CEBRI-Journal: A New Brazilian Publication of International Relations and Foreign Policy

The Journal's Mission and Editorial Policy
Feliciano de Sá Guimarães

Special Section

Special Section • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Special Section • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

Is the Independence Bicentennial Worth Commemorating?

A Balanced Vision of the Country's Perennial Construction Process.
Rubens Ricupero

Policy papers

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

International Politics and Brazil in the World: From a Consented Unipolarity to a Possible Multipolarity

Geopolitical Transformations and the Importance of a Multipolar Order
Celso Amorim

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

Democracy Under Pressure: What is Happening in the World and in Brazil

Reflection on the Brazilian Experience of Democratic Recession
Luís Roberto Barroso

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

Between Local Responsibility and World Citizenship

Brazil in the International Socio-Environmental Discussions is Dependent on a Multicultural Country Project
Marina Silva

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

The Environmental-Climatic Crisis and the Challenges of Contemporaneity: Brazil and its Environmental Policy

The International Debate on the Climate Crisis and the Challenges for Brazilian Environmental Policy
Izabella Teixeira
Ana Toni

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Policy papers • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 EN | PT

Venezuela’s Thorny Impasse: Toward a New Approach

A United Venezuelan Opposition Can Reverse the Country’s Social and Political Deterioration
Abraham F. Lowenthal

Academic Articles

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

Brazil and South America: Notes on the Recent Past

Brazilian Foreign Policy Towards South America and Its Challenges
Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida
Ivan Filipe Fernandes

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

How to Change a Foreign Policy?

A Reflection About Foreign Policy Changes During the Bolsonaro Administration
Miriam Gomes Saraiva
Felipe Leal Albuquerque

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Academic Articles • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 ES

Turbulent and Penetrated Peripheries: Their Role in Expanding US Security Interests in Latin America

The Evolution of United States Security Interests in Latin America
Roberto Russell
Fabián Calle

Book Reviews

Book Reviews • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Book Reviews • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

A Certain Idea of Diplomacy

Book Review of Rubens Ricupero's "A Diplomacia na Construção do Brasil: 1750-2016" (Versal Editores, 2017)
Benoni Belli 

Interviews

Interviews • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022

Interviews • No. 1 / JAN-MAR 2022 PT

"No one rises in isolation"

Fernando Henrique Cardoso Spoke to CEBRI-Journal Editors