Foreign aid and the governance of international financial organizations: the Brazilian-bloc case in the IMF and the World Bank

Apolinário, Laerte

doi:10.1590/1981-38212016000300006

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“…Although not an innovation of the Brazilian Workers' Party (PT), under the Lula and Dilma administrations, South-South relations climbed to the top of Brazilian foreign policy priorities, with a significant increase in the number of cooperation agreements signed with developing countries (MENDONÇA JÚNIOR and FARIA, 2015). Simultaneously, over the last decade Brazil has shifted in status from a receiver to a donor of foreign aid 3 , while its integration strategy has been reinforced by the promotion of alliances and agreements with southern partners (APOLINÁRIO JÚNIOR, 2016;OLIVEIRA and ONUKI, 2012;PINHEIRO and GAIO, 2014;PUENTE, 2010;VALENÇA and CARVALHO, 2014) . There is no consensus on the definition of SSC but it is generally used to designate a wide range of phenomena regarding relations between developing countries.…”

Section: A New Path In Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

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Brazilian International Development Cooperation and Public Opinion: Domestic Costs Faced by a Troubled Emerging Donor

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Mouron

Júnior

2020

Bras. political sci. rev.

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International Development Cooperation and Public Opinion: Domestic Costs Faced by a Troubled Emerging Donor (2020) 14 (1) e0001-2/37 or the first time, other global powers have begun to recognize Brazil as an influential actor in the international arena (SCHIRM, 2012). Despite its lack of military capabilities, the country has achieved unprecedented international status due to the role it plays in multilateral fora and its active participation in international cooperation initiatives (CERVO, 2010). In this regard, previous authors have analyzed how Brazil's increasing influence in international affairs can be explained by its focus on cooperation strategies, as well as its prioritization of

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Section: A New Path In Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

Brazilian International Development Cooperation and Public Opinion: Domestic Costs Faced by a Troubled Emerging Donor

Hardt

Mouron

Júnior

2020

Bras. political sci. rev.

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Do regional powers prioritise their regions? Comparing Brazil, South Africa and Turkey

Mesquita

Chien

2021

Third World Quarterly

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Punctuated Equilibrium in the Regime Complex of International Development Cooperation

Apolinário Júnior

2023

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In the past, International Development Cooperation (IDC) was an analogue for Official Development Assistance (ODA) in which three central institutions, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and the Development Assistance Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (DAC/OECD) regulated the practices of donors and recipients. Recently, a far more complex and diversified scenario characterized by new actors and approaches is replacing this architecture. This paper analyses the transformations in the IDC field, interpreting these processes through an analytical framework of the sources of institutional change. One of its principal contributions is highlighting a pattern of “punctuated equilibrium” through a theory-guided historical analysis, that reflects both periods of stasis and innovation instead of a gradual process of change. We argue that innovation depends on dissatisfaction and shocks, and that the nature of invention depends on a homogeneity of interests among its prominent actors. This paper is based on a research agenda that applies the punctuated equilibrium concept of social theory to the analysis of international regime complexes.

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Foreign aid and the governance of international financial organizations: the Brazilian-bloc case in the IMF and the World Bank

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Brazilian International Development Cooperation and Public Opinion: Domestic Costs Faced by a Troubled Emerging Donor

Brazilian International Development Cooperation and Public Opinion: Domestic Costs Faced by a Troubled Emerging Donor

Do regional powers prioritise their regions? Comparing Brazil, South Africa and Turkey

Punctuated Equilibrium in the Regime Complex of International Development Cooperation

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