O episódio #43 analisa a possível concretização do Acordo Mercosul-União Europeia em seus múltiplos dilemas econômicos.
Categoria: Expert Opinions
The illusions of the West: there is no stopping the ongoing geopolitical transformations by Charles Pennaforte
Charles Penaforte wrote to China Daily News, one of the most important newpapers from China.
Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil: As ilusões do Ocidente: não há como parar as transformações geopolíticas em curso por Charles Pennaforte
O surgimento do Brics foi o primeiro marco no processo de renovação da dinâmica capitalista internacional, apesar das enormes assimetrias entre seus membros
New Book! World-Systems Analysis: An introduction to the thinking of Immanuel Wallerstein by Charles Pennaforte
Professor Charles Pennaforte launched a new book in English, World-Systems Analysis: An Introduction to the Thinking of Immanuel Wallerstein (free download).
Os desafios da segurança na sociedade da informação por Mirele Kuhn
As disputas geopolíticas de controle do ciberespaço tem crescido, acentuando a ausência ou dificuldade de formular definições e normas universais, além da escassez de regulamentos e leis.
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- Why Russia Is Losing the SahelMoscow’s missteps offer a warning—and an opening—for Washington.
- The Myth of Authoritarian Stability in the Middle EastA pliant autocracy in Iran won’t solve America’s problems in the region.
- Trump, Xi, and the Specter of 1914How America and China can avoid the blunders that led to World War I.
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- On the Meaning of Symbols in DiplomacyRashid Alimov, former SCO Secretary-General, writes of symbols and symbolism in contemporary diplomacy: from Turkmen carpets to Japanese cherry blossoms, tokens bearing unique cultural significance may speak louder than words ever could, showcasing bonds of mutual trust and understanding. Whether showcased through grand ceremonial displays of cultural capital or simple gifts endowed with special meaning, […]
- Hormuz Chokehold and Iran’s Strategy of Economic CoercionThe expansion of the war beyond the military domain into the economic sphere reflects a carefully calibrated Iranian strategy of economic coercion to prevail in war in the wake of minimal prospects of success in conventional warfighting, writes Hamdan Khan, Research Officer at Strategic Vision Institute, Pakistan.
- Eurasia’s Ghosts of the Great GameTimofei Bordachev, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club, dispels myths of great power rivalry in Central Asia, highlighting that sober, coequal engagement with the region will do Russia more good than a competition-centric approach ever could. Despite the fears, worries, and rhetoric, a new Great Game is not in sight.
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