Danilo Marcondes
Biographic Data
| ID | 439878 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danilo Marcondes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danilo |
| FAMILY NAME | Marcondes |
| SIGNATURE | MARCONDES D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5142-5840 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Brazil’s Approach to UN Peace Operations and Peacebuilding in Africa in the 21st Century
Brazil occupies a unique position compared to other rising powers regarding the maintenance of peace and security on the African continent. Since the late 1990s, Brazil has not deployed any contingents to United Nations (UN) peace operations on the continent. Nevertheless, Brazil’s recurring presence as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and its contributions to UN debates on the development of the organization’s interv…
The Peacekeeping Deployment that Never was: Domestic Considerations Behind Brazil’s Decision not to Send Troops to Minusca
The article aims at investigating how do mechanisms of bureaucratic politics contribute to the decision of deploying troops and in so doing to mold the national motivations underscoring the deployment. The text takes Brazil as a case and researches the decision-making process in the country, using past cases of deployments that actually happened. The bulk of the analysis, however, is dedicated to the negative case where Brazil decided not to cont…
Conservationist geopolitics: Brazilian foreign policy and the South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary
Crença, descrença, conversão
Embora a noção de crença e sua relação com a ação sejam bastante discutidas na literatura sobre o ceticismo, a descrença e as mudanças de crenças são pouco examinadas, apesar de bastante relevantes para a análise das crenças. Em que condições mudamos de crenças, abandonamos crenças anteriores e adotamos novas crenças? Examinaremos dois exemplos significativos e muito influentes na tradição que podem nos esclarecer quanto a isso: Agostinho e Marti…
A necessidade de uma bússola moral
.
Malleable Identities and Blurring Frontiers of Cooperation: Reflections from India’s “Distinct” Engagement with Senegal and Mozambique
This chapter proposes a novel perspective on India’s distinct engagement with Africa through evidence-based case studies. From relatively unexplored Portuguese-speaking Mozambique and Francophone Senegal, the studies offer reflections on the diverse and unconventional resources India mobilizes to create a distinct place for itself in a competitive aid field. It uses and moulds history, perceptions, common ideologies, and institutional and noninst…
Political leadership and ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation
This article explores the relationships between (so-called) ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation (NTDC) and political leadership. Using the case studies of Brazil and South Korea, we propose that certain emblematic elements of NTDC discourse and practice can act to influence the relationship with political leaders in particular ways. These are (a) elevated language of affect, (b) interleaving of personal biographies with the developmental tr…
Maritime Regions and the South Atlantic
This special issue addresses questions related to the definition and construction of regions and focuses on the case of the South Atlantic. Discussing the concept of regions and their role in international politics is of special relevance in the current context of instability and contestation of the international order and of institutions of global governance. The discussion about the role of the South Atlantic is also relevant for the Brazilian …
South-South in retreat? The transitions from Lula to Rousseff to Temer and Brazilian development cooperation
Over the past decade or so, Brazil has become an increasingly active and visible global development partner, especially in Lusophone Africa and in Latin America, as part of a foreign policy strategy aimed at diversifying relations and expanding the country's presence in the global South. However, the period of high profile growth of South–South cooperation (SSC) under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003–2010) was followed by a period of con…
Democratization by association? Brazil’s social policy cooperation in Africa
The field of international development has undergone major shifts as South–South cooperation expands. New questions are being raised about the political implications of this cooperation, including with respect to democracy and human rights. In this paper, we analyse the role of Brazil, a democratic provider of South–South cooperation, in fomenting these principles in Africa. We find that explicit democracy promotion makes up a minority of Brazil'…
Textos Basicos de Filosofia da Ciencia. A Revolucao Cientifica
Rising Powers and the Security–Development Nexus: Brazil's Engagement with Guinea-Bissau
Over the past decade, Brazil has stepped up its involvement in international security and development. However, few studies have looked at how Brazil's concrete experiences in post-conflict and fragile states have shaped its broader positions on key security and development issues (and vice versa). Analysing Brazil's role in Guinea-Bissau, this article asks how Brazilian government actors interpret the intersection between security and developmen…
Region-building by rising powers: The South Atlantic and Indian Ocean rims compared
Far from being ‘naturally’ delineated by geography or bound solely through shared culture, regions are actively constructed by states and other actors pursuing specific interests. In this article, we analyse the region-building efforts of two rising powers – Brazil and India – as they work to project power and enhance their influence within the Atlantic and Indian oceans, respectively. Through a comparison of their behaviours within their maritim…
O Brasil e a cooperação em defesa: A construção de uma identidade regional no Atlântico Sul
O artigo analisa a cooperação que o Brasil vem desenvolvendo ao longo do Atlântico Sul, mostrando que o País vem desempenhando o papel de region-builder na construção de uma identidade sul-atlântica com posição de destaque para si. Tais esforços começam a ser contestados por outros atores de dentro e fora da região
South−South cooperation and democracy in Africa: Brazil’s role in Guinea-Bissau
Over the past decade, Brazilian foreign policy has struggled to balance two principles: respect for national sovereignty and the commitment to promote democracy and human rights both at home and abroad. Understanding how this balancing act affects Brazil’s relations with Africa has become particularly important because Brazilian cooperation with African partners has expanded considerably over the past decade. This article analyzes Brazil’s initia…
Cooperación china en América Latina. Las implicaciones de la asistencia para el desarrollo
En el ltimo decenio, la cooperacin china en Amrica Latina y el Caribe ha ganado fuerza, impulsada no solo por el comercio creciente, sino tambin por los vnculos polticos, tecnolgicos, culturales y de seguridad que se han diversificado progresivamente. Si bien esta cooperacin ha generado beneficios tangibles, tambin ha provocado nuevas dinmicas de competencia, incluso entre los actores involucrados en la asistencia para el desarrollo. Este artculo…
Montaigne, a descoberta do Novo Mundo e o ceticismo moderno
O descobrimento do Novo Mundo é um dos fatores fundamentais de ruptura com a tradição, na inauguração do pensamento moderno. A descoberta de povos no novo continente com culturas radicalmente diferentes da europeia leva a um questionamento cético sobre a universalidade da natureza humana, o que denominamos "argumento antropológico". Montaigne é o mais importante pensador deste contexto a discutir esta questão nos Ensaios. Examinamos aqui alguns d…
A Filosofia. O Que É? Para Que Serve
O processo de institucionalização da condicionalidade política na União Européia e sua eficácia como um instrumento de promoção da democracia
Pode-se verificar, desde o final da década de 1990, uma tendência de institucionalização da condicionalidade política em diversas instituições internacionais. Estas instituições têm tornado explícita a importância do respeito, por parte dos Estados participantes, ao Estado de direito, aos direitos humanos e à democracia; têm também criado mecanismos de controle, supervisão e promoção destes princípios. A forma como tais princípios têm sido instit…
Em defesa de uma concepção pragmática de linguagem
Este texto procura defender a importância do desenvolvimento na filosofia da linguagem contemporânea de uma concepção pragmática de linguagem, assim como de um método pragmático de análise da linguagem. Contrastamos inicialmente duas concepções de pragmática, a primeira que considera o contexto como noção central, e a segunda que toma a linguagem como ação. Adotamos a concepção de linguagem como ação como modelo da pragmática e examinamos as duas…
Skepticism and language in early modern thought
South-South in retreat? The transitions from Lula to Rousseff to Temer and Brazilian development cooperation
Over the past decade or so, Brazil has become an increasingly active and visible global development partner, especially in Lusophone Africa and in Latin America, as part of a foreign policy strategy aimed at diversifying relations and expanding the country's presence in the global South. However, the period of high profile growth of South–South cooperation (SSC) under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003–2010) was followed by a period of con…
Rising Powers and the Security–Development Nexus: Brazil's Engagement with Guinea-Bissau
Over the past decade, Brazil has stepped up its involvement in international security and development. However, few studies have looked at how Brazil's concrete experiences in post-conflict and fragile states have shaped its broader positions on key security and development issues (and vice versa). Analysing Brazil's role in Guinea-Bissau, this article asks how Brazilian government actors interpret the intersection between security and developmen…
Political leadership and ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation
This article explores the relationships between (so-called) ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation (NTDC) and political leadership. Using the case studies of Brazil and South Korea, we propose that certain emblematic elements of NTDC discourse and practice can act to influence the relationship with political leaders in particular ways. These are (a) elevated language of affect, (b) interleaving of personal biographies with the developmental tr…
Cooperación china en América Latina. Las implicaciones de la asistencia para el desarrollo
En el ltimo decenio, la cooperacin china en Amrica Latina y el Caribe ha ganado fuerza, impulsada no solo por el comercio creciente, sino tambin por los vnculos polticos, tecnolgicos, culturales y de seguridad que se han diversificado progresivamente. Si bien esta cooperacin ha generado beneficios tangibles, tambin ha provocado nuevas dinmicas de competencia, incluso entre los actores involucrados en la asistencia para el desarrollo. Este artculo…
Democratization by association? Brazil’s social policy cooperation in Africa
The field of international development has undergone major shifts as South–South cooperation expands. New questions are being raised about the political implications of this cooperation, including with respect to democracy and human rights. In this paper, we analyse the role of Brazil, a democratic provider of South–South cooperation, in fomenting these principles in Africa. We find that explicit democracy promotion makes up a minority of Brazil'…
The Peacekeeping Deployment that Never was: Domestic Considerations Behind Brazil’s Decision not to Send Troops to Minusca
The article aims at investigating how do mechanisms of bureaucratic politics contribute to the decision of deploying troops and in so doing to mold the national motivations underscoring the deployment. The text takes Brazil as a case and researches the decision-making process in the country, using past cases of deployments that actually happened. The bulk of the analysis, however, is dedicated to the negative case where Brazil decided not to cont…
Maritime Regions and the South Atlantic
This special issue addresses questions related to the definition and construction of regions and focuses on the case of the South Atlantic. Discussing the concept of regions and their role in international politics is of special relevance in the current context of instability and contestation of the international order and of institutions of global governance. The discussion about the role of the South Atlantic is also relevant for the Brazilian …
Region-building by rising powers: The South Atlantic and Indian Ocean rims compared
Far from being ‘naturally’ delineated by geography or bound solely through shared culture, regions are actively constructed by states and other actors pursuing specific interests. In this article, we analyse the region-building efforts of two rising powers – Brazil and India – as they work to project power and enhance their influence within the Atlantic and Indian oceans, respectively. Through a comparison of their behaviours within their maritim…
O Brasil e a cooperação em defesa: A construção de uma identidade regional no Atlântico Sul
O artigo analisa a cooperação que o Brasil vem desenvolvendo ao longo do Atlântico Sul, mostrando que o País vem desempenhando o papel de region-builder na construção de uma identidade sul-atlântica com posição de destaque para si. Tais esforços começam a ser contestados por outros atores de dentro e fora da região
Montaigne, a descoberta do Novo Mundo e o ceticismo moderno
O descobrimento do Novo Mundo é um dos fatores fundamentais de ruptura com a tradição, na inauguração do pensamento moderno. A descoberta de povos no novo continente com culturas radicalmente diferentes da europeia leva a um questionamento cético sobre a universalidade da natureza humana, o que denominamos "argumento antropológico". Montaigne é o mais importante pensador deste contexto a discutir esta questão nos Ensaios. Examinamos aqui alguns d…
Skepticism and language in early modern thought
Em defesa de uma concepção pragmática de linguagem
Este texto procura defender a importância do desenvolvimento na filosofia da linguagem contemporânea de uma concepção pragmática de linguagem, assim como de um método pragmático de análise da linguagem. Contrastamos inicialmente duas concepções de pragmática, a primeira que considera o contexto como noção central, e a segunda que toma a linguagem como ação. Adotamos a concepção de linguagem como ação como modelo da pragmática e examinamos as duas…
O processo de institucionalização da condicionalidade política na União Européia e sua eficácia como um instrumento de promoção da democracia
Pode-se verificar, desde o final da década de 1990, uma tendência de institucionalização da condicionalidade política em diversas instituições internacionais. Estas instituições têm tornado explícita a importância do respeito, por parte dos Estados participantes, ao Estado de direito, aos direitos humanos e à democracia; têm também criado mecanismos de controle, supervisão e promoção destes princípios. A forma como tais princípios têm sido instit…
A Filosofia. O Que É? Para Que Serve
Montaigne, a descoberta do Novo Mundo e o ceticismo moderno
O descobrimento do Novo Mundo é um dos fatores fundamentais de ruptura com a tradição, na inauguração do pensamento moderno. A descoberta de povos no novo continente com culturas radicalmente diferentes da europeia leva a um questionamento cético sobre a universalidade da natureza humana, o que denominamos "argumento antropológico". Montaigne é o mais importante pensador deste contexto a discutir esta questão nos Ensaios. Examinamos aqui alguns d…
South−South cooperation and democracy in Africa: Brazil’s role in Guinea-Bissau
Over the past decade, Brazilian foreign policy has struggled to balance two principles: respect for national sovereignty and the commitment to promote democracy and human rights both at home and abroad. Understanding how this balancing act affects Brazil’s relations with Africa has become particularly important because Brazilian cooperation with African partners has expanded considerably over the past decade. This article analyzes Brazil’s initia…
Cooperación china en América Latina. Las implicaciones de la asistencia para el desarrollo
En el ltimo decenio, la cooperacin china en Amrica Latina y el Caribe ha ganado fuerza, impulsada no solo por el comercio creciente, sino tambin por los vnculos polticos, tecnolgicos, culturales y de seguridad que se han diversificado progresivamente. Si bien esta cooperacin ha generado beneficios tangibles, tambin ha provocado nuevas dinmicas de competencia, incluso entre los actores involucrados en la asistencia para el desarrollo. Este artculo…
Rising Powers and the Security–Development Nexus: Brazil's Engagement with Guinea-Bissau
Over the past decade, Brazil has stepped up its involvement in international security and development. However, few studies have looked at how Brazil's concrete experiences in post-conflict and fragile states have shaped its broader positions on key security and development issues (and vice versa). Analysing Brazil's role in Guinea-Bissau, this article asks how Brazilian government actors interpret the intersection between security and developmen…
Region-building by rising powers: The South Atlantic and Indian Ocean rims compared
Far from being ‘naturally’ delineated by geography or bound solely through shared culture, regions are actively constructed by states and other actors pursuing specific interests. In this article, we analyse the region-building efforts of two rising powers – Brazil and India – as they work to project power and enhance their influence within the Atlantic and Indian oceans, respectively. Through a comparison of their behaviours within their maritim…
O Brasil e a cooperação em defesa: A construção de uma identidade regional no Atlântico Sul
O artigo analisa a cooperação que o Brasil vem desenvolvendo ao longo do Atlântico Sul, mostrando que o País vem desempenhando o papel de region-builder na construção de uma identidade sul-atlântica com posição de destaque para si. Tais esforços começam a ser contestados por outros atores de dentro e fora da região
Democratization by association? Brazil’s social policy cooperation in Africa
The field of international development has undergone major shifts as South–South cooperation expands. New questions are being raised about the political implications of this cooperation, including with respect to democracy and human rights. In this paper, we analyse the role of Brazil, a democratic provider of South–South cooperation, in fomenting these principles in Africa. We find that explicit democracy promotion makes up a minority of Brazil'…
Textos Basicos de Filosofia da Ciencia. A Revolucao Cientifica
Malleable Identities and Blurring Frontiers of Cooperation: Reflections from India’s “Distinct” Engagement with Senegal and Mozambique
This chapter proposes a novel perspective on India’s distinct engagement with Africa through evidence-based case studies. From relatively unexplored Portuguese-speaking Mozambique and Francophone Senegal, the studies offer reflections on the diverse and unconventional resources India mobilizes to create a distinct place for itself in a competitive aid field. It uses and moulds history, perceptions, common ideologies, and institutional and noninst…
Political leadership and ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation
This article explores the relationships between (so-called) ‘non-traditional’ development cooperation (NTDC) and political leadership. Using the case studies of Brazil and South Korea, we propose that certain emblematic elements of NTDC discourse and practice can act to influence the relationship with political leaders in particular ways. These are (a) elevated language of affect, (b) interleaving of personal biographies with the developmental tr…
Maritime Regions and the South Atlantic
This special issue addresses questions related to the definition and construction of regions and focuses on the case of the South Atlantic. Discussing the concept of regions and their role in international politics is of special relevance in the current context of instability and contestation of the international order and of institutions of global governance. The discussion about the role of the South Atlantic is also relevant for the Brazilian …
South-South in retreat? The transitions from Lula to Rousseff to Temer and Brazilian development cooperation
Over the past decade or so, Brazil has become an increasingly active and visible global development partner, especially in Lusophone Africa and in Latin America, as part of a foreign policy strategy aimed at diversifying relations and expanding the country's presence in the global South. However, the period of high profile growth of South–South cooperation (SSC) under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (2003–2010) was followed by a period of con…
A necessidade de uma bússola moral
.
Conservationist geopolitics: Brazilian foreign policy and the South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary
Crença, descrença, conversão
Embora a noção de crença e sua relação com a ação sejam bastante discutidas na literatura sobre o ceticismo, a descrença e as mudanças de crenças são pouco examinadas, apesar de bastante relevantes para a análise das crenças. Em que condições mudamos de crenças, abandonamos crenças anteriores e adotamos novas crenças? Examinaremos dois exemplos significativos e muito influentes na tradição que podem nos esclarecer quanto a isso: Agostinho e Marti…
The Peacekeeping Deployment that Never was: Domestic Considerations Behind Brazil’s Decision not to Send Troops to Minusca
The article aims at investigating how do mechanisms of bureaucratic politics contribute to the decision of deploying troops and in so doing to mold the national motivations underscoring the deployment. The text takes Brazil as a case and researches the decision-making process in the country, using past cases of deployments that actually happened. The bulk of the analysis, however, is dedicated to the negative case where Brazil decided not to cont…
Brazil’s Approach to UN Peace Operations and Peacebuilding in Africa in the 21st Century
Brazil occupies a unique position compared to other rising powers regarding the maintenance of peace and security on the African continent. Since the late 1990s, Brazil has not deployed any contingents to United Nations (UN) peace operations on the continent. Nevertheless, Brazil’s recurring presence as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and its contributions to UN debates on the development of the organization’s interv…
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