2017
DOI: 10.1590/0034-7329201600113
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Politicising financial foreign policy: an analysis of Brazilian foreign policy formulation for the financial sector (2003- 2015)

Abstract: At the start of the 21st century, there was a reconfiguration of the Brazilian domestic political dynamic, as its actors gradually became more interested in the formulation of foreign policy and tried to safeguard their interests. When analysing the country's foreign policy for the financial sector, it becomes quite clear that to consider foreign policy simply as one type of public policy is insufficient to assess its decision-making process. This paper seeks to contribute to the debate by arguing that the ana… Show more

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“…Indeed, recent research comes to radically distinct conclusions regarding transformations in decision-making: Ramanzini and Mariano (2013) describe a rise in Itamaraty's centrality in trade negotiations since the 1990s. Duarte and Lima (2017) see a similar movement in financial discussions in the 2010s. 5 This more plural dynamic is not limited to economic foreign policy, the participation of non-diplomats being pervasive and varying widely across issue areas (Farias, Carmo, 2021).…”
Section: Pluralization: Definition and Causesmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Indeed, recent research comes to radically distinct conclusions regarding transformations in decision-making: Ramanzini and Mariano (2013) describe a rise in Itamaraty's centrality in trade negotiations since the 1990s. Duarte and Lima (2017) see a similar movement in financial discussions in the 2010s. 5 This more plural dynamic is not limited to economic foreign policy, the participation of non-diplomats being pervasive and varying widely across issue areas (Farias, Carmo, 2021).…”
Section: Pluralization: Definition and Causesmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Nevertheless, questions have been raised as to the extent of this "horizontalization" and the need to distinguish influence from mere participation (Farias and Ramanzini Jr. 2015). Indeed, analyses of specific areas (Pomeroy 2016;Santoro and Borges 2017;Duarte and Lima 2017) show major differences among them.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lima, 2017; Farias e Ramanzini Júnior, 2015; Hermann e Hermann, 1989;Mitchell, 2010). A identificação da temática é, em geral, tomada como auto-evidente, sem grandes problemas para operacionalização.…”
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