Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments
The paper aims to understand Brazilian position in relation to Asia and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), based on a review of the bibliography and journalistic articles on Brazil-Asia subject and an observance of official data of the Brazilian economy. Since Dilma Rousseff until Michel Temer’s govern...
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| author | João Paulo Nicolini Gabriel Desirée Almeida Pires Carlos Eduardo Carvalho |
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| description | The paper aims to understand Brazilian position in relation to Asia and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), based on a review of the bibliography and journalistic articles on Brazil-Asia subject and an observance of official data of the Brazilian economy. Since Dilma Rousseff until Michel Temer’s government, Brazil has facing a troubled political and economic scenario, which negatively impacts on its diplomacy. Although Brazil reaffirmed its commitment with global strategic partnership with China in terms of trade flows, the lack of Brazilian participation on issues of global political nature directly impacts on the way in which Brasilia moved its attention to the BRI and to the Asian affairs. The ambitious proportions and objectives of the BRI summed to the rise of a nationalist economic policy of the United States indicate a deepening of several movements that have been changing the international balance of power, which can offer opportunities for Brazil, by means of a cohesive long-term policy for Asia and in a multifaceted way beyond trade. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e6297f850659448792a1c4b0ccdac4a62022-12-21T21:17:51ZengPontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas GeraisEstudos Internacionais2317-773X2018-07-016110.5752/P.2317-773X.2018v6n1p26Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investmentsJoão Paulo Nicolini Gabriel0Desirée Almeida Pires1Carlos Eduardo Carvalho2Program in International Relations San Tiago Dantas (Unesp, Unicamp, PUC-SP)Postgraduate Program in International Relations San Tiago Dantas (Unesp, Unicamp, PUC-SP)Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo, PUC-SP, Department of Economics and Postgraduate Program in International Relations San Tiago Dantas (Unesp, Unicamp, PUC-SP)The paper aims to understand Brazilian position in relation to Asia and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), based on a review of the bibliography and journalistic articles on Brazil-Asia subject and an observance of official data of the Brazilian economy. Since Dilma Rousseff until Michel Temer’s government, Brazil has facing a troubled political and economic scenario, which negatively impacts on its diplomacy. Although Brazil reaffirmed its commitment with global strategic partnership with China in terms of trade flows, the lack of Brazilian participation on issues of global political nature directly impacts on the way in which Brasilia moved its attention to the BRI and to the Asian affairs. The ambitious proportions and objectives of the BRI summed to the rise of a nationalist economic policy of the United States indicate a deepening of several movements that have been changing the international balance of power, which can offer opportunities for Brazil, by means of a cohesive long-term policy for Asia and in a multifaceted way beyond trade.http://periodicos.pucminas.br/index.php/estudosinternacionais/article/view/17012‘Brazilian Foreign Policy’‘Belt and Road Initiative’‘Asia’‘geopolitics’‘China’ |
| spellingShingle | João Paulo Nicolini Gabriel Desirée Almeida Pires Carlos Eduardo Carvalho Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments Estudos Internacionais ‘Brazilian Foreign Policy’ ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ ‘Asia’ ‘geopolitics’ ‘China’ |
| title | Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments |
| title_full | Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments |
| title_fullStr | Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments |
| title_full_unstemmed | Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments |
| title_short | Brazilian engagement to Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative in 2017: less politics, more trade and investments |
| title_sort | brazilian engagement to asia and the belt and road initiative in 2017 less politics more trade and investments |
| topic | ‘Brazilian Foreign Policy’ ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ ‘Asia’ ‘geopolitics’ ‘China’ |
| url | http://periodicos.pucminas.br/index.php/estudosinternacionais/article/view/17012 |
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