Diplomacy & International LawAll Power Emanates from the People: Not from Washington
Flávio Bolsonaro's electoral defeat, his departure to the United States, and the struggle over political legitimacy and sovereignty in Brazil.
By Guilherme Bueno
Diplomacy & International Law
Foreign policy, international institutions, diplomacy and the rules governing relations between states.
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Diplomacy & International LawThe power of narratives in international politics
How political discourse shapes international perceptions and transforms narratives into instruments of power in global affairs.
By Juvenal Quicassa
Diplomacy & International LawCartography and power: The UN's new world map and the reconfiguration of the international system
How the Equal Earth projection intersects with cartography, geopolitics, the rise of Asia, and the growing strategic importance of the Indian Ocean.
By Leticia Costa Amaral
Diplomacy & International LawThe impact of government changes on Turkish foreign policy: An analysis of obstacles to regional integration (1923–2024)
The impact of government transitions on Turkish foreign policy: An analysis of the barriers to regional integration (1923–2024)
By Leticia Alencar Moura
History Returns: The End of Liberal Certainty
Robert Kagan challenges post–Cold War optimism, arguing that renewed rivalry between democracies and autocracies demands greater democratic solidarity.
By Bruno Pedrosa
Brazil’s Diplomatic Origins: Beyond Colonial Myths
João Pandiá Calógeras traces Brazil’s diplomatic foundations, challenging colonial stereotypes and highlighting the Treaty of Madrid’s legal legacy.
By Gabriel Camargo Condi