Maria Regina Soares De Lima
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 286550 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Maria Regina Soares De Lima |
| PRENOMES | Maria Regina Soares |
| SOBRENOME | De Lima |
| ASSINATURA | DE LIMA M R S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0857-2487 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 149 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
What does it take for a country to rise? An analysis of Indian foreign policy in power transition contexts
Based on the literature on rising powers, we contend that India has historically perceived itself as a civilizational entity and benefited from the loopholes opened by power transition periods to connect its material capabilities with its normative ambition. Our methodology compares how India behaved after the Cold War (from 1991) with China’s emergence (2008 onwards) through three variables: (i) the acquisition of economic and military power, (i…
A foreign policy oriented toward personal interests
Historically, Brazilian diplomacy has centered its foreign policy strategy on multilateral institutions. Multilateralism has not only been an instrument to share the political costs of international decisions but also a defensive mechanism, due to Brazil's modest military capability. In this article, we consider that Bolsonaro's multilateral foreign policy represents the rupture of narrative. Departing from the premise that foreign policy is a pu…
Between Autonomy and Dependency
The article examines the construction of the concept of autonomy in Latin America and discusses to what extent it can be applied to contemporary Brazilian foreign policy. The article first examines classical definitions of the concept, and then looks at the ways in which it has been used to analyze Brazilian foreign policy for over half a century. We then reaffirm the importance of agency and how power relations vary from one thematic area to ano…
Politicising financial foreign policy
At the start of the 21st century, there was a reconfiguration of the Brazilian domestic political dynamic, as its actors gradually became more interested in the formulation of foreign policy and tried to safeguard their interests. When analysing the country's foreign policy for the financial sector, it becomes quite clear that to consider foreign policy simply as one type of public policy is insufficient to assess its decision-making process. Thi…
Brazil's foreign policy and the 'graduation dilemma
The main argument of this article is that second-tier, non-nuclear powers face a ‘graduation dilemma’ whenever their key decision-makers have the opportunity and the objective to choose between different international strategies: between a more autonomist type of development or a more dependent one; in security terms, between bandwagoning and balancing; when building a multilateral policy, between traditional alliances and innovative, flexible co…
Relações interamericanas
O trabalho objetiva analisar criticamente o modelo de governança regional hemisférica, concebido a partir dos EUA no pós-Segunda Guerra, e as diversas iniciativas posteriores de governança e cooperação regional, tais como a Alba, Unasul e Conselho de Defesa Sul-Americano. Qual o grau de compatibilidade e de divergência entre eles em questões afetas às temáticas da segurança regional e global tendo em vista seus objetivos, participantes e estratég…
Brazil as an intermediate state and regional power
Since the early years of the twentieth century, Brazil's major foreign policy aspiration has been to achieve international recognition based upon the belief that it should assume its ‘natural’ role as a ‘big country’ in world affairs. Although the bases for an autonomous foreign policy have become more restricted in the post-Cold War period, Brazil still seeks to preserve an independent voice within the international community and a certain level…
A política externa brasileira e os desafios da cooperação Sul-Sul
No artigo se examina a relação entre o Brasil, a África do Sul e a Índia, que apesar de apresentarem diferenças internas e históricas, são vistos como potências regionais, com relevante impacto na conjuntura internacional, principalmente na função de interlocutor entre as grandes e pequenas potências. Com um especial enfoque na política brasileira, revela uma semelhança entre a política externa dos dois últimos governos (FHC e Lula) quanto a estr…
Brazil as an intermediate state and regional power
Since the early years of the twentieth century, Brazil's major foreign policy aspiration has been to achieve international recognition based upon the belief that it should assume its ‘natural’ role as a ‘big country’ in world affairs. Although the bases for an autonomous foreign policy have become more restricted in the post-Cold War period, Brazil still seeks to preserve an independent voice within the international community and a certain level…
A política externa brasileira e os desafios da cooperação Sul-Sul
No artigo se examina a relação entre o Brasil, a África do Sul e a Índia, que apesar de apresentarem diferenças internas e históricas, são vistos como potências regionais, com relevante impacto na conjuntura internacional, principalmente na função de interlocutor entre as grandes e pequenas potências. Com um especial enfoque na política brasileira, revela uma semelhança entre a política externa dos dois últimos governos (FHC e Lula) quanto a estr…
Between Autonomy and Dependency
The article examines the construction of the concept of autonomy in Latin America and discusses to what extent it can be applied to contemporary Brazilian foreign policy. The article first examines classical definitions of the concept, and then looks at the ways in which it has been used to analyze Brazilian foreign policy for over half a century. We then reaffirm the importance of agency and how power relations vary from one thematic area to ano…
Relações interamericanas
O trabalho objetiva analisar criticamente o modelo de governança regional hemisférica, concebido a partir dos EUA no pós-Segunda Guerra, e as diversas iniciativas posteriores de governança e cooperação regional, tais como a Alba, Unasul e Conselho de Defesa Sul-Americano. Qual o grau de compatibilidade e de divergência entre eles em questões afetas às temáticas da segurança regional e global tendo em vista seus objetivos, participantes e estratég…
Brazil's foreign policy and the 'graduation dilemma
The main argument of this article is that second-tier, non-nuclear powers face a ‘graduation dilemma’ whenever their key decision-makers have the opportunity and the objective to choose between different international strategies: between a more autonomist type of development or a more dependent one; in security terms, between bandwagoning and balancing; when building a multilateral policy, between traditional alliances and innovative, flexible co…
Politicising financial foreign policy
At the start of the 21st century, there was a reconfiguration of the Brazilian domestic political dynamic, as its actors gradually became more interested in the formulation of foreign policy and tried to safeguard their interests. When analysing the country's foreign policy for the financial sector, it becomes quite clear that to consider foreign policy simply as one type of public policy is insufficient to assess its decision-making process. Thi…
A foreign policy oriented toward personal interests
Historically, Brazilian diplomacy has centered its foreign policy strategy on multilateral institutions. Multilateralism has not only been an instrument to share the political costs of international decisions but also a defensive mechanism, due to Brazil's modest military capability. In this article, we consider that Bolsonaro's multilateral foreign policy represents the rupture of narrative. Departing from the premise that foreign policy is a pu…
A política externa brasileira e os desafios da cooperação Sul-Sul
No artigo se examina a relação entre o Brasil, a África do Sul e a Índia, que apesar de apresentarem diferenças internas e históricas, são vistos como potências regionais, com relevante impacto na conjuntura internacional, principalmente na função de interlocutor entre as grandes e pequenas potências. Com um especial enfoque na política brasileira, revela uma semelhança entre a política externa dos dois últimos governos (FHC e Lula) quanto a estr…
Brazil as an intermediate state and regional power
Since the early years of the twentieth century, Brazil's major foreign policy aspiration has been to achieve international recognition based upon the belief that it should assume its ‘natural’ role as a ‘big country’ in world affairs. Although the bases for an autonomous foreign policy have become more restricted in the post-Cold War period, Brazil still seeks to preserve an independent voice within the international community and a certain level…
Relações interamericanas
O trabalho objetiva analisar criticamente o modelo de governança regional hemisférica, concebido a partir dos EUA no pós-Segunda Guerra, e as diversas iniciativas posteriores de governança e cooperação regional, tais como a Alba, Unasul e Conselho de Defesa Sul-Americano. Qual o grau de compatibilidade e de divergência entre eles em questões afetas às temáticas da segurança regional e global tendo em vista seus objetivos, participantes e estratég…
Politicising financial foreign policy
At the start of the 21st century, there was a reconfiguration of the Brazilian domestic political dynamic, as its actors gradually became more interested in the formulation of foreign policy and tried to safeguard their interests. When analysing the country's foreign policy for the financial sector, it becomes quite clear that to consider foreign policy simply as one type of public policy is insufficient to assess its decision-making process. Thi…
Brazil's foreign policy and the 'graduation dilemma
The main argument of this article is that second-tier, non-nuclear powers face a ‘graduation dilemma’ whenever their key decision-makers have the opportunity and the objective to choose between different international strategies: between a more autonomist type of development or a more dependent one; in security terms, between bandwagoning and balancing; when building a multilateral policy, between traditional alliances and innovative, flexible co…
Between Autonomy and Dependency
The article examines the construction of the concept of autonomy in Latin America and discusses to what extent it can be applied to contemporary Brazilian foreign policy. The article first examines classical definitions of the concept, and then looks at the ways in which it has been used to analyze Brazilian foreign policy for over half a century. We then reaffirm the importance of agency and how power relations vary from one thematic area to ano…
A foreign policy oriented toward personal interests
Historically, Brazilian diplomacy has centered its foreign policy strategy on multilateral institutions. Multilateralism has not only been an instrument to share the political costs of international decisions but also a defensive mechanism, due to Brazil's modest military capability. In this article, we consider that Bolsonaro's multilateral foreign policy represents the rupture of narrative. Departing from the premise that foreign policy is a pu…
What does it take for a country to rise? An analysis of Indian foreign policy in power transition contexts
Based on the literature on rising powers, we contend that India has historically perceived itself as a civilizational entity and benefited from the loopholes opened by power transition periods to connect its material capabilities with its normative ambition. Our methodology compares how India behaved after the Cold War (from 1991) with China’s emergence (2008 onwards) through three variables: (i) the acquisition of economic and military power, (i…
Political science (7 obras) · Foreign policy (6 obras) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (6 obras) · International Relations in Latin America (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · International Development and Aid (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Brazilian History and Foreign Policy (3 obras)