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... Como tais variáveis se relacionaram e influenciaram a construção do Estado afegão? Segundo Saikal, o fundador do Afeganistão, Ahmad Shah Abdali, aproxima-se do conceito weberiano de domínio patri- monial, caracterizado ... See full document

... Another temporality is produced in the lives of the mothers, in that they develop a diferent relationship with time in which the strict separation between the past and the present is b[r] ... See full document

... In Chile, successive democratic governments, besides re-iterating the traditional principles of Chile’s foreign policy agenda and re-positioning, in the agenda, regional cooperation -und[r] ... See full document

... articles 30 and 31 the right of Venezuelans to launch petitions to international human rights organisations, and forbids the extradition of national citizens (Romero et ... See full document

... The agencies involved in the working group and the drafting of the national plan for preparedness and response were the Secretariat of Health; General Coordination for Civil Protection ([r] ... See full document

... In short, this experiment answers two questions: first, what is the general perception of Argentine citizens about the orientation of foreign policy toward Brazil nowadays and, secondly,[r] ... See full document

... Department of Public Service in order to centralise public policy-making, and insulate it from society (Silva and Amaral 2007: 10). This reform was crucial for Itamaraty since it created some of the foundations of its ... See full document

... The textile and clothing industry, in turn, although it didn’t depend too much on exports, saw in a hemispheric liberalisation an opportunity to access the US market with more favourable terms compared to competitors. ... See full document

... While assessing the power relations and manipulation of spatio-temporalities in the process of life fabrication, we discuss the mechanisms of control over ‘pluripotent’ life – genetica[r] ... See full document

... I conclude that foreign trade policymaking can only be democratised if, in procedural legitimacy, the State attributes equal weight to contributions from all types of societal actors, in[r] ... See full document

... Based on a constructivist framework, we have applied French Discourse Analysis to a corpus of 36 official addresses by the President of the Republic and the Minister of Foreign Relations[r] ... See full document

... This article therefore investigates the determinants of Brazilian foreign policy in order to better understand the global implications of New Left governance in Brazil.. While the outcom[r] ... See full document

... Concerning Rui Barbosa’s thought on foreign policy and international relations, there has been agreement that it moves through at least three main thesis: the opposition to a diferenti[r] ... See full document

... In order to ascertain whether Brazilians agreed with the free movement of people among Latin American countries, the survey asked: ‘Em relação à integração na America do Sul, você concor[r] ... See full document

... his briely summarised process was already underway when Goldman Sachs irst highlighted, among the many emerging economies, those that would play a central role in the future of the wor[r] ... See full document

... Measures of a political party’s ideology, the size of the governing coalition, and the effective number of parties (ENP) play important roles in levels of legislative support for preside[r] ... See full document

... socially constructed entities that take on meaning and importance because social actors perceive themselves as cohabiting a common space and somehow sharing a common fu- ture – in other[r] ... See full document

... If, as Javier Solana (2009) has noted, ‘foreign policy is all about the domestic politics of others’, a shrewd foreign policy advisor should keep an eye on the social movements, civil so[r] ... See full document

... On 30 November 1985, following their democratic transitions, the Brazilian and Ar- gentine presidents, José Sarney and Raúl Alfonsín, signed the Treaty of Iguaçu, the irst step towards establishing ... See full document

... Igor Abdallah Medina de Souza, “An offer developing countries could not refuse: how powerful states created the World Trade Organisation,” Journal of International Relations and Developm[r] ... See full document