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Repensando a autonomia na política externa brasileira: uma agenda de pesquisa para o século XXI

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  • 1. Center for Global Studies
  • 2. ROR icon Universidade de Brasília

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This article examines the impact of autonomy in Brazilian foreign policy within the contemporary Latin American and global context. It proposes an updated research agenda, taking into account Sino-American rivalry, hedging strategies, and the interaction between autonomy, developmentalism, and multilateralism, grounded in the theoretical framework of Goldstein and Keohane.

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