No. 16 (2025): Brazil Between Two Wests

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Published: 2026-04-10

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Editorial

Brazil Between Two Wests

Feliciano de Sá Guimarães, Hussein Kalout

12-15
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Special Section

Brazil and the United States: On a Collision Course?

Rubens Ricupero

17-31
“Democracies under Pressure: Polarization, State Capacity, and the Brazil-US Relationship

Bruna Santos
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Power, Pragmatism and Upheaval: Lula, Trump and Brazil-US Relations

Cristina Pecequilo

49-62
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The Monroe Doctrine in US-Latin American Relations

Leslie Bethell

63-80
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Managing Volatility in United States-Brazil Relations: Security Cooperation and Critical Minerals as Stabilizers

Robert Muggah

81-96
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External Peril, Internal Fatigue: Toward a Reconstruction of Brazilian Statecraft

Philip Yang

97-110
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“Milei’s Argentina and Lula’s Brazil in the Face of Trump II’s First Year

Esteban Actis

111-122
Brazil and the European Union: The State of Affairs and Perspectives

Flavio Goldman, Gabriel Fernandes Pimenta

123-132
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Brazil-European Union Relations: Seeking New Opportunities

Günther Maihold

133-144
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Choosing Cooperation: The Strategic Impact of Brazil’s Gripen Acquisition

Karin Wallensteen

145-154
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Defending EU Democracy and Sovereignty from the New Geopolitics of Technology

José Ignacio Torreblanca

155-173
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Policy Papers

The Brazil-ASEAN Axis: Trade, Growth and Strategic Opportunities

Eugênia Barthelmess

175-201

Entrevistas

“The EU and Brazil share deep cultural ties, values, and even similar paths of regional integration”

Marian Schuegraf

211-218
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“President Trump is Currently Interested in a More Constructive Relationship with President Lula and with Brazil”

Brian Winter

219-226
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