Mikelli Marzzini L A Ribeiro
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686446 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mikelli Marzzini L A Ribeiro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mikelli Marzzini L A |
| FAMILY NAME | Ribeiro |
| SIGNATURE | RIBEIRO M M L A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal de Pernambuco |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6025-6310 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Demand for Emerging Mediators from the South
This policy paper analyses the potential of emerging mediators from the Global South, using Brazil as a key example. It highlights the increasing demand for these mediators due to shifting geopolitical dynamics and the need for diverse perspectives in peacemaking. The paper outlines challenges and opportunities for countries such as Brazil, drawing on insights from interviews with 31 conflict management professionals. It includes recommendations …
Hindered Reform
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) stands as a central pillar in the global architecture of international security governance. Since its inception in 1945, the composition and functioning of the UNSC have been subject of intense scrutiny and debate, and there have been many attempts to reform it—without significant results, however. In the last decades, rising powers have been the main actors seeking the Council’s reform. In the previous …
O Populismo-Nacionalista e o Backlash a Cortes Internacionais de Direitos Humanos
A ascensão de governos populistas representa uma ameaça às cortes internacionais de direitos humanos? O viés nacionalista é mais ameaçador às cortes que outros tipos de populismo? Partindo do pressuposto que governos populistas colocam em risco as funcionalidades de instituições internacionais, destaca-se o papel do backlash como estratégia de resistência de governos às cortes internacionais de direitos humanos. Com recorte temporal de 1990 até 2…
Teste de teoria de Relações Internacionais em Process Tracing
Este trabalho tem como propósito introduzir e aprofundar a aplicação do método de Process Tracing (PT) na análise de estudos de caso como teste de teoria em Relações Internacionais (RI), focando especialmente em pesquisadores brasileiros. Inspirado pelo crescente uso e importância do PT, visa oferecer uma estrutura para sua utilização na modalidade de teste de teoria, auxiliando aqueles que buscam adaptar teorias de RI para avaliar casos específi…
Mass Atrocities, Peace Operations, and the UNSC
This paper examines the circumstances under which the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) adjust peace operations mandates to safeguard civilians during mass atrocities. Peacekeepers are usually deployed where civilians face threats from rebels and/or government forces. The literature shows that, with adequate numbers, peacekeepers effectively protect human lives. Additionally, the norms of Protection of Civilians (PoC) and the Responsibility …
Status and Brazil’s role as a peace mediator - lessons of the foreign perceptions of the failed Tehran deal
This paper delves into Brazil’s attempt to mediate global conflicts to enhance its international status, focusing on the case of the Tehran Declaration. Drawing on interviews with the foreign policy community of the United Nations Security Council’s permanent members (P5), the study underscores the perception of major powers regarding Brazil’s mediation attempts. The findings suggest that while Brazil’s mediation could enhance its prestige, it is…
What Leads International Organizations in Latin America to be Active or Paralyzed? a Qualitative Comparative Analysis
This article seeks to identify the conditions that lead Latin American International Organizations (IOs) to remain active or to paralize. It surveys various elements identified by IO literature that accounts for the IOs activity/paralysis and applies Qualitative Comparative Analysis to search for configurations that explain the out-comes. By exploring 31 IOs in the Americas, the analysis shows that adequate staff is crucial for an IO to maintain …
Efetivação Das Decisões Do Sistema Interamericano De Direitos Humanos Em Casos Sensíveis
Este trabalho objetiva expor de que forma o Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) procura justificar o não cumprimentodas decisões do Sistema Interamericano de Direitos Humanos nos casos sensíveis, utilizando o método de análisequalitativa de conteúdo para verificar indutivamente argumentos empregados pelos ministros do STF que moldamo comportamento do Estado e incorporá-los às categorias respectivas. Os resultados mostram que o Judiciáriobrasileiro dá …
China’s Engagement with R2P
Recently, the behaviour of emerging powers in relation to R2P has been understood as that of norm-shapers: states that seek to adjust the norm so that it conforms to their particular understandings. In this behaviour, respect for sovereignty is seen as a central concern. In the English School of International Relations, identification with the institution of sovereignty reflects an approach called pluralism. China’s behaviour is consistent with a…
The Use of Force Should Not Be Our First, But Our Last Option”—Assessing Brazil's Norm-Shaping Towards Responsibility to Protect
Scholarship on international norms has devoted growing attention to emerging powers, often portrayed as norm-shapers, i.e. actors engaged in the development of international normative standards aiming to adjust their contents and modes of application. Several studies have investigated these countries’ performance regarding a particular norm: Responsibility to Protect (R2P). This article aims to systematically unwrap Brazil's behaviour as a norm-s…
R2P and the Pluralist Norm-shapers
Responsibility to Protect (R2P) brought about new challenges for research on norms in International Relations, mainly due to the actions of emerging powers. These states have exhibited complex behaviour towards norms. Rather than classifying them as simple norm-rejecters or norm-takers, current literature on norms in International Relations has classified them as norm-shapers. In their behaviour, emerging powers seek to shape the norm from variou…
Soberania e responsabilidade internacional humanitária
Este artigo mapeia o processo de ajuste institucional-normativo entre responsabilidade internacional em crises humanitárias e soberania, rastreando os movimentos de contenção de Estados do Sul Global no que concerne ao uso da força. O artigo possui três metas específicas. A primeira delas é descrever a emergência, no Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas, da ideia de que crises humanitárias internas são assunto de segurança internacional. A seg…
Status and Brazil’s role as a peace mediator - lessons of the foreign perceptions of the failed Tehran deal
This paper delves into Brazil’s attempt to mediate global conflicts to enhance its international status, focusing on the case of the Tehran Declaration. Drawing on interviews with the foreign policy community of the United Nations Security Council’s permanent members (P5), the study underscores the perception of major powers regarding Brazil’s mediation attempts. The findings suggest that while Brazil’s mediation could enhance its prestige, it is…
What Leads International Organizations in Latin America to be Active or Paralyzed? a Qualitative Comparative Analysis
This article seeks to identify the conditions that lead Latin American International Organizations (IOs) to remain active or to paralize. It surveys various elements identified by IO literature that accounts for the IOs activity/paralysis and applies Qualitative Comparative Analysis to search for configurations that explain the out-comes. By exploring 31 IOs in the Americas, the analysis shows that adequate staff is crucial for an IO to maintain …
China’s Engagement with R2P
Recently, the behaviour of emerging powers in relation to R2P has been understood as that of norm-shapers: states that seek to adjust the norm so that it conforms to their particular understandings. In this behaviour, respect for sovereignty is seen as a central concern. In the English School of International Relations, identification with the institution of sovereignty reflects an approach called pluralism. China’s behaviour is consistent with a…
Soberania e responsabilidade internacional humanitária
Este artigo mapeia o processo de ajuste institucional-normativo entre responsabilidade internacional em crises humanitárias e soberania, rastreando os movimentos de contenção de Estados do Sul Global no que concerne ao uso da força. O artigo possui três metas específicas. A primeira delas é descrever a emergência, no Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas, da ideia de que crises humanitárias internas são assunto de segurança internacional. A seg…
China’s Engagement with R2P
Recently, the behaviour of emerging powers in relation to R2P has been understood as that of norm-shapers: states that seek to adjust the norm so that it conforms to their particular understandings. In this behaviour, respect for sovereignty is seen as a central concern. In the English School of International Relations, identification with the institution of sovereignty reflects an approach called pluralism. China’s behaviour is consistent with a…
The Use of Force Should Not Be Our First, But Our Last Option”—Assessing Brazil's Norm-Shaping Towards Responsibility to Protect
Scholarship on international norms has devoted growing attention to emerging powers, often portrayed as norm-shapers, i.e. actors engaged in the development of international normative standards aiming to adjust their contents and modes of application. Several studies have investigated these countries’ performance regarding a particular norm: Responsibility to Protect (R2P). This article aims to systematically unwrap Brazil's behaviour as a norm-s…
R2P and the Pluralist Norm-shapers
Responsibility to Protect (R2P) brought about new challenges for research on norms in International Relations, mainly due to the actions of emerging powers. These states have exhibited complex behaviour towards norms. Rather than classifying them as simple norm-rejecters or norm-takers, current literature on norms in International Relations has classified them as norm-shapers. In their behaviour, emerging powers seek to shape the norm from variou…
Efetivação Das Decisões Do Sistema Interamericano De Direitos Humanos Em Casos Sensíveis
Este trabalho objetiva expor de que forma o Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) procura justificar o não cumprimentodas decisões do Sistema Interamericano de Direitos Humanos nos casos sensíveis, utilizando o método de análisequalitativa de conteúdo para verificar indutivamente argumentos empregados pelos ministros do STF que moldamo comportamento do Estado e incorporá-los às categorias respectivas. Os resultados mostram que o Judiciáriobrasileiro dá …
What Leads International Organizations in Latin America to be Active or Paralyzed? a Qualitative Comparative Analysis
This article seeks to identify the conditions that lead Latin American International Organizations (IOs) to remain active or to paralize. It surveys various elements identified by IO literature that accounts for the IOs activity/paralysis and applies Qualitative Comparative Analysis to search for configurations that explain the out-comes. By exploring 31 IOs in the Americas, the analysis shows that adequate staff is crucial for an IO to maintain …
Mass Atrocities, Peace Operations, and the UNSC
This paper examines the circumstances under which the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) adjust peace operations mandates to safeguard civilians during mass atrocities. Peacekeepers are usually deployed where civilians face threats from rebels and/or government forces. The literature shows that, with adequate numbers, peacekeepers effectively protect human lives. Additionally, the norms of Protection of Civilians (PoC) and the Responsibility …
Status and Brazil’s role as a peace mediator - lessons of the foreign perceptions of the failed Tehran deal
This paper delves into Brazil’s attempt to mediate global conflicts to enhance its international status, focusing on the case of the Tehran Declaration. Drawing on interviews with the foreign policy community of the United Nations Security Council’s permanent members (P5), the study underscores the perception of major powers regarding Brazil’s mediation attempts. The findings suggest that while Brazil’s mediation could enhance its prestige, it is…
O Populismo-Nacionalista e o Backlash a Cortes Internacionais de Direitos Humanos
A ascensão de governos populistas representa uma ameaça às cortes internacionais de direitos humanos? O viés nacionalista é mais ameaçador às cortes que outros tipos de populismo? Partindo do pressuposto que governos populistas colocam em risco as funcionalidades de instituições internacionais, destaca-se o papel do backlash como estratégia de resistência de governos às cortes internacionais de direitos humanos. Com recorte temporal de 1990 até 2…
Teste de teoria de Relações Internacionais em Process Tracing
Este trabalho tem como propósito introduzir e aprofundar a aplicação do método de Process Tracing (PT) na análise de estudos de caso como teste de teoria em Relações Internacionais (RI), focando especialmente em pesquisadores brasileiros. Inspirado pelo crescente uso e importância do PT, visa oferecer uma estrutura para sua utilização na modalidade de teste de teoria, auxiliando aqueles que buscam adaptar teorias de RI para avaliar casos específi…
The Demand for Emerging Mediators from the South
This policy paper analyses the potential of emerging mediators from the Global South, using Brazil as a key example. It highlights the increasing demand for these mediators due to shifting geopolitical dynamics and the need for diverse perspectives in peacemaking. The paper outlines challenges and opportunities for countries such as Brazil, drawing on insights from interviews with 31 conflict management professionals. It includes recommendations …
Hindered Reform
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) stands as a central pillar in the global architecture of international security governance. Since its inception in 1945, the composition and functioning of the UNSC have been subject of intense scrutiny and debate, and there have been many attempts to reform it—without significant results, however. In the last decades, rising powers have been the main actors seeking the Council’s reform. In the previous …
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