mar 16
New! Working Paper #03 2024: Lula in Africa: Historical symptoms of rapprochement efforts by Mateus Santos
mar 08
New! Working Paper #02: Reflections on Two Years of Russia-Ukraine Conflict by Antonio Celso Ribeiro Brasiliano and Décio Luís Schons
Working Paper # 02 2024 – LabGRIMA UFPEL
Reflections on Two Years of Russia-Ukraine Conflict
mar 07
New Policy Brief #14 “Geopolitical Unfolding in Ukraine: Perspectives on the Return of Refugees and Internal Displacement” by Wiliam Lima Mendonça and Izan Araujo
“The conflict in Ukraine has culminated in large volumes of displacement of Ukrainians, which has been a survival strategy for those people. Given this context, the following reflection is important: What are the expectations of a possible return for Ukrainian refugees and internal displacement? These large volumes and different types of population displacement – refugees and internal displacement – represent a survival strategy in the context of a humanitarian crisis”. (…)
mar 04
New Policy Brief #13 ” Russia-Ukraine conflict: 2 years of undeclared war” by Antonio Celso Ribeiro Brasiliano and Décio Luís Schons
“To what extent do sanctions of all kinds, motivated by the clear violation of clauses in international agreements and treaties, have any effectiveness when the violating entity is a nuclear power? After the dismantling of the USSR in 1991, Ukraine became the world’s third largest nuclear power, with around 3,000 Soviet weapons”. (…)
fev 06
From Russia with Election: More about the President than the Election by Lily Ong
“For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power.” pronounced the United States. “Putin’s day will surely be numbered. He’ll lose power and he won’t get to choose his successor,” prophesized the United Kingdom.