Fabrício H Chagas-Bastos
Biographic Data
| ID | 793051 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fabrício H Chagas-Bastos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fabrício H |
| FAMILY NAME | Chagas-Bastos |
| SIGNATURE | CHAGAS-BASTOS F H |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3533-9034 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Renewed Promise of Hegemony
Contemporary world order exhibits interdependence without a single state able to impose ordering principles unilaterally and without the hegemonic war often presumed to clear the slate. Scholarship conflates dominant power with the order it sponsors, so criticism of the liberal international order (LIO) is read as an attack on primacy. This article theorises hegemony, in Gramscian terms, as a relational ordering structure that fuses coercion, pol…
Time and the multiplex order
Scholarship on multiplex orders has largely focused on the spatial dimensions of multiplexity. This article explores the notion of temporal multiplexity, arguing that global orders also operate through distinct and coexisting temporal regimes. Drawing on and expanding Amitav Acharya's multiplex framework, we theorize how different actors experience, interpret and structure time within international politics. We propose a reinterpretation of the c…
Uso Do Ultrassom À Beira-Leito Por Enfermeiro No Atendimento À Parada Cardiorrespiratória No Ambiente Pré-Hospitalar: Relato De Experiência
Este texto fala sobre a experiência de um enfermeiro que usou a ultrassonografia à beira do leito (Point-of-Care Ultrasound - POCUS) seguindo o protocolo CASA (Cardiac Arrest Sonographic Assessment) durante o atendimento a uma parada cardiorrespiratória (PCR) em um ambiente pré-hospitalar (APH). A combinação dessa tecnologia com as diretrizes de ressuscitação cardiopulmonar (RCP) da American Heart Association (AHA) mostrou uma ferramenta eficaz p…
Mapping Quality Judgment in International Relations: Cognitive Dimensions and Sociological Correlates
Research quality assessment is a cornerstone of academic practice, yet the criteria that inform such judgments are often assumed rather than critically examined through empirical research. This article draws on a global survey of international relations (IR) scholars ( N = 820) to analyze the cognitive dimensions underlying research quality evaluation and their variation across sociological and epistemological factors. We identify seven distinct …
The solar energy market and the transformation of patron-client relations in Lebanon
Bringing war back in: Victory, defeat, and the state in nineteenth-century Latin America
Between dominance and inequality: The psychological roots of attitudes towards hierarchy in world politics
Across two large-N studies (Ntotal = 1181), this article shows whether and how personal tendencies towards endorsing hierarchical social orders manifest in the context of world politics. Investigating the psychological factors underlying biases and predispositions towards stratification uncovers a missing link, offering a nuanced perspective on how dominance and anti-egalitarianism shape and reinforce global hierarchical structures. The findings …
A Comprehensive Aspect-Level Approach to the Personality Micro-Foundations of Foreign Policy Attitudes
We analyze in this article the effects of personality on attitudes toward foreign policy through a comprehensive aspect-level approach. We claim that previous observed null domain-level effects are the product of the aspect-level effects of opposing signs. By and large, we show that some personality effects are of comparable size or bigger than demographics studied in the literature, and that some of these effects are unique and independent of de…
Presidentes E a Política Externa Brasileira
Há uma suposição implícita de que a pedra angular na formulação dos interesses e prioridades internacionais do Brasil é o Itamaraty. Desde o princípio da República, no entanto, o presidente é quem dita os rumos da política externa brasileira. Assim, por que as capacidades do presidente face às prioridades de sua agenda política mobilizam a política externa? Nesta edição especial que reflete sobre o lugar da política externa brasileira no Bicenten…
The Conceptual Roots of Latin American Integration
In this article, I explore the conceptual foundations of integration in Latin America over time. My argument centers on the idea that the region’s integration efforts are deeply rooted in indigenous concepts (solidarity, autonomy, and international insertion) which have evolved and intermingled with conceptual pieces from Western theories of integration, highlighting the region’s unique blend of local and global integration perspectives. These fo…
The challenge for the 'rest: Insertion, Agency Spaces and Recognition in World Politics
One of the long-standing questions for scholars and policy-makers-in particular in western capitals-is how to treat the rise of new powers in world politics. Although past research has paved the way for studying power transitions, we still lack conceptual tools to understand the behaviour of peripheral states which move between different power positions. How can we explain, from the point of view of those in the margins, how such power transition…
Pathogens or promiscuity? Testing two accounts of the relation between disgust sensitivity and binding moral values
A recurrent observation in the field of moral psychology is that disgust sensitivity is associated with greater moralization of the binding (and particularly sanctity) moral domains. It is generally assumed that these effects are the result of disgust's role as an emotion that motivates pathogen avoidance (i.e., the pathogen avoidance account), yet alternative disgust-based accounts of moralization, namely those grounded in sexual avoidance (i.e.…
Forum: Navigating the Global South Landscape: Insights and Implications for Representation and Inclusion in ISA Journals
The International Studies Association (ISA) is widely recognized as an American-European-centric professional organization, with Global South scholars traditionally representing a minority of its membership. This pattern largely reflects the development of the International Relations (IR) discipline and its publication trends. In this Forum, we examine the progress made in the representation of Global South scholars within the IR discipline over …
Winning Hearts and Minds: Soft Power, Cinema, and Public Perceptions of the United States and China in Brazil
In this article, we explore the relationship between soft power projection and public opinion, specifically investigating how cinema as a soft power resource can shape people's positive perceptions about a country. While soft power has been defined as a form of persuasive power associated with intangible resources such as culture, ideology, and institutions, the link between these resources and public opinion has received limited attention in pre…
Aspectos Sistemáticos de una Historia de los Conceptos de Securitización y Amenaza para Copenhague, Aberystwyth y París
Los últimos treinta años fueron definitivos para que se cuestionara el concepto clásico de seguridad. En los 1990, teóricos en Copenhague, Aberystwyth y París trataron de ampliar el entendimiento sobre qué significa una amenaza, también sobre cómo se da el proceso de delimitación y definición de lo que se debe proteger en la política internacional -la securitización. En este artículo, con base en la historia de los conceptos, investigamos la gene…
Misrecognised, misfit and misperceived: Why not a Latin American school of IPE
Although IPE has become more reflexive over the last decade, Latin America’s IPE thought has not been seen as part of the disciplinary canon. In this article we investigate why and how mainstream IPE misrecognised, labelled as a misfit, and misperceived Latin American contributions to the discipline. We also examine and define the ontological and epistemological characteristics, and the evolving boundaries of IPE studied in Latin America. We argu…
Missing the China factor: Evidence from Brazil and Mexico
China’s rapid economic growth created new challenges and opportunities for Latin America over the 2000s. Much ink has been spilt analysing how countries in the region surfed the Chinese wave of commodity-based prosperity. However, there is fertile and quite unexplored territory to analyse how these regional powers in the Global South, from a comparative perspective, have interacted with China as they tried to improve their international position …
Remembering the coup, celebrating the revolution: Securitization of memory and mnemonical disputes in Brazil
Led by the Armed Forces, the 1964 coup inaugurated a dark time in Brazil, with suspension of political rights, censorship, and human rights violations in the context of the Cold War. Although the 2011 National Truth Commission was able to produce a report on the human rights violations, it seems many Brazilians prefer to forget the years of lead. While the military regime remains a scar in Brazil's history, the 2018 election of Jair Bolsonaro, a …
Going beyond Security Community and Balance of Power: South America's Hybrid Regional Security Governance
Regional security in South America cannot be explained simply by considering balance of power or security-community governance mechanisms. In this article, we present and discuss a hybrid security-governance approach for talking about governance security in the Americas, particularly, South America. We hypothesize that there exists a new security-governance configuration in which the traditional governance mechanisms—balance of power and security…
La relevancia de la paz positiva para enfrentar desafíos sociales: El post-acuerdo de paz y la pandemia de covid-19 en Colombia
El gobierno colombiano y el grupo guerrillero de las FARC-EP (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del Pueblo), después de más medio siglo de conflicto en el país, llegaron a un acuerdo de paz en 2016. El Acuerdo de Paz de La Habana, desde una perspectiva de paz positiva, trae más que un posible fin a la violencia a Colombia: aborda los desafíos a la protección social profundamente arraigados legados por el conflicto, además de un…
Political Realignment in Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro and the Right Turn
One hundred days have passed since Bolsonaro took office, and there are two salient aspects of his presidency: first, it is clear that he was not tailored for the position he holds; second, the lack of preparation of his entourage and the absence of parliamentary support has led the country to a permanent state of crisis. In this article, I make an initial assessment of a presidency that was the direct outcome of a pivotal election that fractured…
A Postcolonial Mapping of Indian IR Origins: International Thought and the State
How can the postcolonial thought bring to light the development of International Political Thinking in India? In this article we argue that the development of the Indian thinking about foreign affairs was limited not only by the British colonial administration but also by the sense of nationhood created by the liberation movement – especially under Nehru. Most of the literature addressing Indian international thought focuses on how Nehru centred …
Hybrid Security Governance in South America: An Empirical Assessment
Contending rationales of peace and conflict coexist between countries and within regional spaces as conditions that motivate or constrain militarized behaviors. While the idea of balancing is still a relevant concept to understand contemporary security in South America, the region produces patterns of a nascent security community. This article argues that the regional repertoire of foreign and security policy practices draws on a hybrid security …
Colombia's Peace in Tatters
La Invención De La Inserción Internacional: Fundaciones Intelectuales Y Evolución Histórica Del Concepto
Este artículo investiga las fundaciones intelectuales y la evolución histórica del concepto de inserción internacional en el pensamiento internacional latinoamericano a lo largo de los siglos XX y XXI. Su génesis está en las interpretaciones de la región sobre el Análisis de Política Exterior (APE) y a la Economía Política Internacional (EPI) —en particular, las diferentes corrientes de la teoría de la dependencia— como elemento propio a la búsqu…
The importance of presidential leadership for Brazilian foreign policy
The conventional wisdom in Brazil is that foreign policy is a policy of state and, as such, not part of the daily political debate. The result is an understanding that foreign policy is largely driven by the foreign ministry, with the president generally only taking a role when needed to advance a particular initiative through presidential diplomacy. We challenge these assumptions, arguing that the engagement and authority of the president are th…
Political Realignment in Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro and the Right Turn
One hundred days have passed since Bolsonaro took office, and there are two salient aspects of his presidency: first, it is clear that he was not tailored for the position he holds; second, the lack of preparation of his entourage and the absence of parliamentary support has led the country to a permanent state of crisis. In this article, I make an initial assessment of a presidency that was the direct outcome of a pivotal election that fractured…
Australia’s Refugee Policy: Not a Model for the World
The image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi’s body, washed up on a Turkish beach is only the most visible face among the large number of tragic deaths resulting from the perilous journey of the world’s desperate to reach safety. Over the years, the arrival of asylum-seekers to Australia has been an issue of significant political contestation. In October 2015 former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott urged European leaders to follow Australia’s exa…
Brazil in the world: The international relations of a South American giant
Sean Burges's Brazil in the world addresses the questions of how Brazil, a country that has been touted for the last fifteen years as one of the most important voices within the emerging world, has structured its path towards self-declared ‘potential great-powership’. An impressive number of books have been written about Brazil in English over this period, but none of them have explored how the change in perspective within Brazilian foreign polic…
Colombia's Peace in Tatters
La Invención De La Inserción Internacional: Fundaciones Intelectuales Y Evolución Histórica Del Concepto
Este artículo investiga las fundaciones intelectuales y la evolución histórica del concepto de inserción internacional en el pensamiento internacional latinoamericano a lo largo de los siglos XX y XXI. Su génesis está en las interpretaciones de la región sobre el Análisis de Política Exterior (APE) y a la Economía Política Internacional (EPI) —en particular, las diferentes corrientes de la teoría de la dependencia— como elemento propio a la búsqu…
El incierto "efecto Trump" en el orden global
Título del número: Entre lo local y lo global: espacios e interacción en los nuevos enfoques de las ciencias sociales. Sección: Debate
Between dominance and inequality: The psychological roots of attitudes towards hierarchy in world politics
Across two large-N studies (Ntotal = 1181), this article shows whether and how personal tendencies towards endorsing hierarchical social orders manifest in the context of world politics. Investigating the psychological factors underlying biases and predispositions towards stratification uncovers a missing link, offering a nuanced perspective on how dominance and anti-egalitarianism shape and reinforce global hierarchical structures. The findings …
Forum: Navigating the Global South Landscape: Insights and Implications for Representation and Inclusion in ISA Journals
The International Studies Association (ISA) is widely recognized as an American-European-centric professional organization, with Global South scholars traditionally representing a minority of its membership. This pattern largely reflects the development of the International Relations (IR) discipline and its publication trends. In this Forum, we examine the progress made in the representation of Global South scholars within the IR discipline over …
"Electoral Realignment and Economic Change Among Brazil's "New Middle Classes
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Time and the multiplex order
Scholarship on multiplex orders has largely focused on the spatial dimensions of multiplexity. This article explores the notion of temporal multiplexity, arguing that global orders also operate through distinct and coexisting temporal regimes. Drawing on and expanding Amitav Acharya's multiplex framework, we theorize how different actors experience, interpret and structure time within international politics. We propose a reinterpretation of the c…
Mapping Quality Judgment in International Relations: Cognitive Dimensions and Sociological Correlates
Research quality assessment is a cornerstone of academic practice, yet the criteria that inform such judgments are often assumed rather than critically examined through empirical research. This article draws on a global survey of international relations (IR) scholars ( N = 820) to analyze the cognitive dimensions underlying research quality evaluation and their variation across sociological and epistemological factors. We identify seven distinct …
The Conceptual Roots of Latin American Integration
In this article, I explore the conceptual foundations of integration in Latin America over time. My argument centers on the idea that the region’s integration efforts are deeply rooted in indigenous concepts (solidarity, autonomy, and international insertion) which have evolved and intermingled with conceptual pieces from Western theories of integration, highlighting the region’s unique blend of local and global integration perspectives. These fo…
Winning Hearts and Minds: Soft Power, Cinema, and Public Perceptions of the United States and China in Brazil
In this article, we explore the relationship between soft power projection and public opinion, specifically investigating how cinema as a soft power resource can shape people's positive perceptions about a country. While soft power has been defined as a form of persuasive power associated with intangible resources such as culture, ideology, and institutions, the link between these resources and public opinion has received limited attention in pre…
Misrecognised, misfit and misperceived: Why not a Latin American school of IPE
Although IPE has become more reflexive over the last decade, Latin America’s IPE thought has not been seen as part of the disciplinary canon. In this article we investigate why and how mainstream IPE misrecognised, labelled as a misfit, and misperceived Latin American contributions to the discipline. We also examine and define the ontological and epistemological characteristics, and the evolving boundaries of IPE studied in Latin America. We argu…
Remembering the coup, celebrating the revolution: Securitization of memory and mnemonical disputes in Brazil
Led by the Armed Forces, the 1964 coup inaugurated a dark time in Brazil, with suspension of political rights, censorship, and human rights violations in the context of the Cold War. Although the 2011 National Truth Commission was able to produce a report on the human rights violations, it seems many Brazilians prefer to forget the years of lead. While the military regime remains a scar in Brazil's history, the 2018 election of Jair Bolsonaro, a …
Going beyond Security Community and Balance of Power: South America's Hybrid Regional Security Governance
Regional security in South America cannot be explained simply by considering balance of power or security-community governance mechanisms. In this article, we present and discuss a hybrid security-governance approach for talking about governance security in the Americas, particularly, South America. We hypothesize that there exists a new security-governance configuration in which the traditional governance mechanisms—balance of power and security…
Hybrid Security Governance in South America: An Empirical Assessment
Contending rationales of peace and conflict coexist between countries and within regional spaces as conditions that motivate or constrain militarized behaviors. While the idea of balancing is still a relevant concept to understand contemporary security in South America, the region produces patterns of a nascent security community. This article argues that the regional repertoire of foreign and security policy practices draws on a hybrid security …
Aposta em Teerã: O acordo nuclear entre Brasil, Turquia e Irã [Betting in Tehran: the nuclear agreement between Brazil, Turkey and Iran]. By Luiz Felipe Lampreia
Charles de Gaulle's statement about the Brazilian economy—‘Brazil is the country of the future ... and always will be’—encapsulates the extreme variations the country has experienced over the last three decades. This seemed to come to an end when President Lula da Silva started to change his country's status within the international system, working obstinately to gather the benefits of global transformation in the twenty-first century and to turn…
"Electoral Realignment and Economic Change Among Brazil's "New Middle Classes
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Aposta em Teerã: O acordo nuclear entre Brasil, Turquia e Irã [Betting in Tehran: the nuclear agreement between Brazil, Turkey and Iran]. By Luiz Felipe Lampreia
Charles de Gaulle's statement about the Brazilian economy—‘Brazil is the country of the future ... and always will be’—encapsulates the extreme variations the country has experienced over the last three decades. This seemed to come to an end when President Lula da Silva started to change his country's status within the international system, working obstinately to gather the benefits of global transformation in the twenty-first century and to turn…
The importance of presidential leadership for Brazilian foreign policy
The conventional wisdom in Brazil is that foreign policy is a policy of state and, as such, not part of the daily political debate. The result is an understanding that foreign policy is largely driven by the foreign ministry, with the president generally only taking a role when needed to advance a particular initiative through presidential diplomacy. We challenge these assumptions, arguing that the engagement and authority of the president are th…
Brazil in the world: The international relations of a South American giant
Sean Burges's Brazil in the world addresses the questions of how Brazil, a country that has been touted for the last fifteen years as one of the most important voices within the emerging world, has structured its path towards self-declared ‘potential great-powership’. An impressive number of books have been written about Brazil in English over this period, but none of them have explored how the change in perspective within Brazilian foreign polic…
El incierto "efecto Trump" en el orden global
Título del número: Entre lo local y lo global: espacios e interacción en los nuevos enfoques de las ciencias sociales. Sección: Debate
Colombia's Peace in Tatters
La Invención De La Inserción Internacional: Fundaciones Intelectuales Y Evolución Histórica Del Concepto
Este artículo investiga las fundaciones intelectuales y la evolución histórica del concepto de inserción internacional en el pensamiento internacional latinoamericano a lo largo de los siglos XX y XXI. Su génesis está en las interpretaciones de la región sobre el Análisis de Política Exterior (APE) y a la Economía Política Internacional (EPI) —en particular, las diferentes corrientes de la teoría de la dependencia— como elemento propio a la búsqu…
Australia’s Refugee Policy: Not a Model for the World
The image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi’s body, washed up on a Turkish beach is only the most visible face among the large number of tragic deaths resulting from the perilous journey of the world’s desperate to reach safety. Over the years, the arrival of asylum-seekers to Australia has been an issue of significant political contestation. In October 2015 former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott urged European leaders to follow Australia’s exa…
Migração internacional qualificada e política migratória no brasil (2000-2017)
O artigo revisa as mudanças no marco regulatório de política de imigração (Estatuto do Estrangeiro e a Lei de Imigração), apresentando os desafios enfrentados pelos migrantes qualificados no Brasil. A legislação brasileira não considera a atração destes profissionais, bem como as contribuições estratégicas à economia e à inserção internacional do país que podem proporcionar
Modelos de inserção internacional na América Latina do início do século XXI (1990-2014): Uma análise comparativa de Brasil e México
Esta tese provê um método e modelos de análise geral para o conceito de inserção internacional formulado por Amado Cervo, que têm como objetivo explicar a variação de comportamento e posicionamento dos Estados nas hierarquias globais, a partir das mudanças nas configurações das políticas econômica, externa e de defesa.O objetivo desta tese é explicar quais são os caminhos escolhidos pelos governos de Brasil México para o posicionamento de seus pa…
Political Realignment in Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro and the Right Turn
One hundred days have passed since Bolsonaro took office, and there are two salient aspects of his presidency: first, it is clear that he was not tailored for the position he holds; second, the lack of preparation of his entourage and the absence of parliamentary support has led the country to a permanent state of crisis. In this article, I make an initial assessment of a presidency that was the direct outcome of a pivotal election that fractured…
A Postcolonial Mapping of Indian IR Origins: International Thought and the State
How can the postcolonial thought bring to light the development of International Political Thinking in India? In this article we argue that the development of the Indian thinking about foreign affairs was limited not only by the British colonial administration but also by the sense of nationhood created by the liberation movement – especially under Nehru. Most of the literature addressing Indian international thought focuses on how Nehru centred …
Hybrid Security Governance in South America: An Empirical Assessment
Contending rationales of peace and conflict coexist between countries and within regional spaces as conditions that motivate or constrain militarized behaviors. While the idea of balancing is still a relevant concept to understand contemporary security in South America, the region produces patterns of a nascent security community. This article argues that the regional repertoire of foreign and security policy practices draws on a hybrid security …
Missing the China factor: Evidence from Brazil and Mexico
China’s rapid economic growth created new challenges and opportunities for Latin America over the 2000s. Much ink has been spilt analysing how countries in the region surfed the Chinese wave of commodity-based prosperity. However, there is fertile and quite unexplored territory to analyse how these regional powers in the Global South, from a comparative perspective, have interacted with China as they tried to improve their international position …
Remembering the coup, celebrating the revolution: Securitization of memory and mnemonical disputes in Brazil
Led by the Armed Forces, the 1964 coup inaugurated a dark time in Brazil, with suspension of political rights, censorship, and human rights violations in the context of the Cold War. Although the 2011 National Truth Commission was able to produce a report on the human rights violations, it seems many Brazilians prefer to forget the years of lead. While the military regime remains a scar in Brazil's history, the 2018 election of Jair Bolsonaro, a …
Going beyond Security Community and Balance of Power: South America's Hybrid Regional Security Governance
Regional security in South America cannot be explained simply by considering balance of power or security-community governance mechanisms. In this article, we present and discuss a hybrid security-governance approach for talking about governance security in the Americas, particularly, South America. We hypothesize that there exists a new security-governance configuration in which the traditional governance mechanisms—balance of power and security…
La relevancia de la paz positiva para enfrentar desafíos sociales: El post-acuerdo de paz y la pandemia de covid-19 en Colombia
El gobierno colombiano y el grupo guerrillero de las FARC-EP (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del Pueblo), después de más medio siglo de conflicto en el país, llegaron a un acuerdo de paz en 2016. El Acuerdo de Paz de La Habana, desde una perspectiva de paz positiva, trae más que un posible fin a la violencia a Colombia: aborda los desafíos a la protección social profundamente arraigados legados por el conflicto, además de un…
Misrecognised, misfit and misperceived: Why not a Latin American school of IPE
Although IPE has become more reflexive over the last decade, Latin America’s IPE thought has not been seen as part of the disciplinary canon. In this article we investigate why and how mainstream IPE misrecognised, labelled as a misfit, and misperceived Latin American contributions to the discipline. We also examine and define the ontological and epistemological characteristics, and the evolving boundaries of IPE studied in Latin America. We argu…
Pathogens or promiscuity? Testing two accounts of the relation between disgust sensitivity and binding moral values
A recurrent observation in the field of moral psychology is that disgust sensitivity is associated with greater moralization of the binding (and particularly sanctity) moral domains. It is generally assumed that these effects are the result of disgust's role as an emotion that motivates pathogen avoidance (i.e., the pathogen avoidance account), yet alternative disgust-based accounts of moralization, namely those grounded in sexual avoidance (i.e.…
Forum: Navigating the Global South Landscape: Insights and Implications for Representation and Inclusion in ISA Journals
The International Studies Association (ISA) is widely recognized as an American-European-centric professional organization, with Global South scholars traditionally representing a minority of its membership. This pattern largely reflects the development of the International Relations (IR) discipline and its publication trends. In this Forum, we examine the progress made in the representation of Global South scholars within the IR discipline over …
Winning Hearts and Minds: Soft Power, Cinema, and Public Perceptions of the United States and China in Brazil
In this article, we explore the relationship between soft power projection and public opinion, specifically investigating how cinema as a soft power resource can shape people's positive perceptions about a country. While soft power has been defined as a form of persuasive power associated with intangible resources such as culture, ideology, and institutions, the link between these resources and public opinion has received limited attention in pre…
Aspectos Sistemáticos de una Historia de los Conceptos de Securitización y Amenaza para Copenhague, Aberystwyth y París
Los últimos treinta años fueron definitivos para que se cuestionara el concepto clásico de seguridad. En los 1990, teóricos en Copenhague, Aberystwyth y París trataron de ampliar el entendimiento sobre qué significa una amenaza, también sobre cómo se da el proceso de delimitación y definición de lo que se debe proteger en la política internacional -la securitización. En este artículo, con base en la historia de los conceptos, investigamos la gene…
A Comprehensive Aspect-Level Approach to the Personality Micro-Foundations of Foreign Policy Attitudes
We analyze in this article the effects of personality on attitudes toward foreign policy through a comprehensive aspect-level approach. We claim that previous observed null domain-level effects are the product of the aspect-level effects of opposing signs. By and large, we show that some personality effects are of comparable size or bigger than demographics studied in the literature, and that some of these effects are unique and independent of de…
Presidentes E a Política Externa Brasileira
Há uma suposição implícita de que a pedra angular na formulação dos interesses e prioridades internacionais do Brasil é o Itamaraty. Desde o princípio da República, no entanto, o presidente é quem dita os rumos da política externa brasileira. Assim, por que as capacidades do presidente face às prioridades de sua agenda política mobilizam a política externa? Nesta edição especial que reflete sobre o lugar da política externa brasileira no Bicenten…
The Conceptual Roots of Latin American Integration
In this article, I explore the conceptual foundations of integration in Latin America over time. My argument centers on the idea that the region’s integration efforts are deeply rooted in indigenous concepts (solidarity, autonomy, and international insertion) which have evolved and intermingled with conceptual pieces from Western theories of integration, highlighting the region’s unique blend of local and global integration perspectives. These fo…
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