No. 8 (2023): G20 Brasil: Expanded Dialogue

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Published: 2024-01-26

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Editorial

G20: From Brazil, to the World

Marianna Albuquerque

15-19
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Special Section

G20: Participation of Non-State Actors and Prospects for the Brazilian Presidency

Márcia Loureiro

21-35
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Rio, a Capital for G20 in Brazil

Lucas Wosgrau Padilha

36-44
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Brazil Hosting of the 2024 G20: Promise and Impediments in a High-Stakes, High-Drama Summit

Andrew F. Cooper F. Cooper

45-61
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Think Tanks, Solutions-Brokers in a New Multipolar Order?

Tetsushi Sonobe, Nicolas J. A. Buchoud

62-76
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The G20 as a Multilateral Force

Kanica Rakhra

77-94
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A Roadmap for Brazil’s G20 Presidency on Sustainable Finance

Maria Netto, Lucca Rizzo, Cíntya Feitosa

95-111
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Bretton Woods 2.0 and a New Marshall Plan? Brazil’s G20 Presidency and Reform of the International Financial Architecture

Michael Jacobs

112-125
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Rising Roles for Emerging Economies in G20

Mike Liu

126-142
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The Brazilian G20 Presidency and the Case for Building a New Global Political Consensus on Energy and Finance

Alden Meyer, Anna Peran, Eunjung Lee, Sima Kammourieh

143-165
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Climate Change & Just Energy Transition: What the North Can Learn from the South?

Syed Munir Khasru, Tércio Ambrizzi

166-193
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Accelerating Sustainable Development with Convergence of SDGs, Localization and Lifestyles

Sachin Chaturvedi

194-216
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Why “South”/“North” Framings are not Useful in a Shifting World Order

Anna-Katharina Hornidge, Axel Berger

217-237
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Promoting a New Narrative for Progress and Prosperity: Tapping the Potential of the Brazilian G20 Presidency

Markus Engels, Dennis J. Snower

238-244
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Entrevistas

“I have no doubt that Brazil can help imprint the type of ambition we need”

CEBRI-Journal

246-253
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“[Brazil and India] have a stake and voice, by rights, not indulgence”

CEBRI-Journal

254-258
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