No. 4 (2022): The geopolitics of climate change

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Published: 2022-12-14

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Editorial

The Long 2022: The Year We Breathe Again

Fernanda Cimini

9-16

Special Section

Under the Apocalypse Shadow: A Personal Testimony of 50 Years in the Environmental Cause

Rubens Ricupero

48-64
A Green-Digital Post-Bicentennial: Toward a Foreign Policy 3.0 for Brazil

Eugênio V. Garcia

65-82
A Strategic and Futures Agenda for Brazil’s Sustainable Development

Karin Costa Vazquez

89-103
Sustainability Transition Challenges in the Brazilian Energy Sector

Matilde de Souza, Leandro Gomes Ferreira

104-127
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Are the BRICS Engaged in the Low Carbon Transition?

Larissa Basso, Eduardo Viola

128-158
Challenges to Achieving the Commitments of Brazil’s NDC in the Amazon Biome

Gilberto Câmara, Rolf Simões, Heloisa M. Ruivo, Pedro R. Andrade, Marluce Scarabello, Wanderson Costa, Rafael Ramos, Fernando Ramos, Claudio Almeida, Ieda Sanches, Marcos Adami, Luiz Maurano, Aline Soterroni, Alexandre Coutinho, Julio Esquerdo, João Antunes, Adriano Venturieri

159-177

Policy Papers

A Swinging Foreign Policy Between the U.S. and China: Brazil Protecting Itself to Survive

Hussein Kalout, Feliciano de Sá Guimarães

18-36
Acknowledgment Speech for the Honoris Causa Doctorate Granted by Unesp

Celso Lafer

37-46

Artigos Acadêmicos

The Russo-Ukrainian War and Global Security Challenges in the South Atlantic

Ariel González Levaggi

179-197

Resenhas

Female Resilience, Climate Injustice and Sustainable Development

Pascoal Teófilo Carvalho Gonçalves

199-203

Entrevistas

“Brazil is primed for an important advance. I am optimistic”

CEBRI-Journal

205-208
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“Restore and consolidate peace and promote sustainable socio-economic development in the Northern Region of Mozambique”

CEBRI-Journal

209-214

Memory

In Memory of José Augusto Lindgren Alves: A Singular Diplomat

Gelson Fonseca Jr.

216-222