YEAR 1 / ISSUE Nº 2
APRIL - JUNE 2022
ISSN 2764-7897 (online) e 2764-7889 (print)

From the Editors

The ways of rivalry and cooperation between United States and China

A cross-sectional overview of the issue Read more
Feliciano de Sá Guimarães
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Policy papers

Policy papers • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Policy papers • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Europe’s Security at Stake

Perspective of the European Union's Ambassador to Brazil
Ignácio Ybáñez

Policy papers • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Policy papers • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

The legacy of Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade: the multiple facets of a path aimed at building a new jus gentium

Tribute to the jurist
Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida
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Special Section

Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Managing the U.S.-China contest: can Brazil and ASEAN countries cooperate?

From the author of "Has China Won?"
Kishore Mahbubani

Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

China-USA: a reading of the hegemony dispute trajectory

New interaction framework in the world sphere
Marcos Caramuru de Paiva
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Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Special Section • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

China-US Rivalry and Brazil's Strategic Interests

Solution for Brazilian foreign policy dilemma is not binary
Hussein Kalout
Hugo Bras Martins da Costa
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Academic Articles

Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

The era of risk globalization

Geopolitical risks to production, trade, and global value chains
Esteban Actis
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Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Rising Powers and Global Governance: dissecting the dynamics between Brazil and China

The case of BRICS, R2P, PSI and the UN Security Council reform
Lunting Wu

Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Academic Articles • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

How do China's trade shocks influence Brazilian residents and legislators' perceptions of the country?

Is there an anti-China sentiment in Brazilian foreign policy?
Daniela Campello
Francisco Urdinez
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Book Reviews

Book Reviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Book Reviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

China and the United States. Allison and Conflict Containment

Book review of Graham Allison's "Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?" (Intrínseca, 2020)
Gelson Fonseca
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Interviews

Interviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Interviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

“It is essential that Brazil makes choices based on the projection of its interests, and not the interests of the US or China”

Raul Jungmann spoke to CEBRI-Journal editors
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Interviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

Interviews • Nº 2 / APR-JUN 2022

"The world is in a new phase of multipolar competition with strong overtones from the U.S.-China bilateral rivalry"

Félix E. Martín spoke to CEBRI-Journal editors