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Analysis · Latin America
Criminal organizations have diversified their activities in Latin America, becoming more resilient, but not untouchableeconomy, and expanding their political and financial influence. Latin America’s most powerful criminal groups
Book review · Book Reviews
Why Nations Fail: The Power Behind Prosperitypolitical economy , international development , and international relations . In this ambitious undertaking, the authors offer a compelling
Book review · Book Reviews
History Returns: The End of Liberal CertaintyPolitical Economy . [Place of publication unknown]: Princeton University Press, 2005. KISSINGER, Henry. Diplomacy . [Place of publication
Analysis · Brazil
The US sells more to Brazil than it buys, yet Trump is imposing steep tariffs on Brazilian exportspolitical economy who analyze U.S. trade policy and Brazilian trade negotiations , we are examining why the U.S. imposed
Analysis · Human Rights
Urbanization versus exclusion: Social discrimination and the right to the citypolitical economy, pushing humanitarian issues away from the center of these debates (Harvey, 2012). Thus
Analysis · International Trade
Economic security: Why it is redefining international trade in the 21st centurypolitical economy, geoeconomics, and global value chains. The analysis also draws on government strategies, regulatory
Analysis · World
Cultural influence and power relations in contemporary society: The hegemony and domination of the cultural bourgeoisiepolitics, and the economy, demonstrating the necessity of a bond between them that aids in reinforcing
Analysis · Brazil
All Power Emanates from the People: Not from Washingtonpolitical relationships. The United States possesses considerable financial, technological, and market power. Access to its economy
Analysis · United Nations
Cartography and power: The UN's new world map and the reconfiguration of the international systempolitical, economic, and military aspects that enable naval supremacy. Furthermore, sea power is structured upon three pillars: 1—a productive economy
Analysis · Development
The role of the happiness index as a new development paradigm in contemporary Brazileconomy, marked by the dependence of peripheral countries on industrialized centers (Rodríguez, 2009). Thus, the trajectory of development thought illustrates the limits of a conception based exclusively on economic growth and a linear logic. While
Analysis · Latin America
Trump’s new tariffs on Brazil and the reassertion of US influence in Latin Americapolitical considerations than commercial ones. Influence of the international context Today, China is the primary trading partner of several Latin American countries, including Brazil, as well as a major source of investment. At the same
Analysis · Climate
The effectiveness of NDCs in international climate governancepolitical power, capable of being reversed by a single executive act. In January 2026, the United States went even further, withdrawing from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change itself—the founding treaty
Analysis · International Cooperation
The role of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe in supporting women affected by the Bosnian Warpolitical fragmentation. Thus, the War in Bosnia became one of the most violent episodes in European history, marked by grave human rights violations and systematic acts of ethnic cleansing (Sotiropoulou, 2002). The relevance of this
Analysis · Brazil
The designation of the PCC and Comando Vermelho as foreign terrorist organizations and the redefinition of risks for U.S. corporations in Brazilpolitical debate over sovereignty, produced consequences of a strictly legal nature and a reach far exceeding the merely symbolic: it brought the two largest criminal organizations in the Western Hemisphere into a regulatory framework designed
Analysis · Brazil
National defense, public security, and state investment as drivers of strategic developmentpolitical, social, and economic circumstances of the actors involved. In this view, Rudzit and Nogami (2009) broaden the meaning of security in the state sphere, asserting its diverse character, dependent on the conditions and situations
Analysis · Canada
US and Canada: from historic partners to a relationship marked by tariffs and sovereignty disputespolitical concessions that serve American interests, especially the preservation of its global primacy. Furthermore, the tariffs imposed on Canada are intended to benefit American agricultural producers. This could help bolster the president's approval ratings