Testando a cultura de clube dos BRICS: a evolução de um novo banco de desenvolvimento

Cooper, Andrew F.; Farooq, Asif

doi:10.1590/s0102-85292015000100001

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“…The mistrust and frustration of the rising powers with institutions and processes dominated by the North contributed to their establishing their own multilateral institutions and processes. These range from collaborative processes, such as the India-Brazil-South Africa Intergovernmental Forum (IBSA) established in 2003 and the latest Southern Think-Tanks (NeST) academic network, to major institutions such as the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), led by China (Constantine and Shankland 2017;Oliveira, Onuki, and Oliveira 2006;Becard, Barros-Platiau, and Oliveira 2015;Panova 2015;Cooper and Farooq 2015).…”

Section: St Century: New Agendas the Re-emergence Of Ssc And The Frag...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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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Section: St Century: New Agendas the Re-emergence Of Ssc And The Frag...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Punctuated Equilibrium in the Regime Complex of International Development Cooperation

Apolinário Júnior

2023

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“…O NBD iniciou suas atividades com um capital de US$ 50 bilhões, com uma reserva de US$ 100 bilhões para lidar com qualquer crise financeira que possa acontecer futuramente. Os recursos destinados para o ACR foram, portanto, de US$ 100 bilhões, quanto à sua estrutura institucional, o Brasil ficou responsável pelo conselho de administração, a Rússia pelo conselho de governadores, a Índia pela presidência, e a China ficou com a sede do banco, com sede regional na África do Sul (AQUINO; DALDE-GAN, 2014;COOPER;FAROOQ, 2015).…”

Section: Brics (Brasil Rússia íNdia China E áFrica Do Sul)unclassified

O Comércio Praticado Por Chineses Na Capital Da Fé Carirense

Pereira

Brasil

2021

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Os empreendimentos de chineses instalaram-se na região do Cariri, já que isso fica evidenciado pela expansão do número de lojas e na chegada de novos imigrantes chineses em Juazeiro do Norte-CE. Nesse sentido, cabe a seguinte indagação: como vem sendo praticado o comércio por chineses na cidade de Juazeiro do Norte? O objetivo geral é identificar a prática comercial realizada por chineses em Juazeiro do Norte. É uma pesquisa exploratória; na coleta de informação, foi utilizado um questionário, para entrevistar os sujeitos da pesquisa. Foram analisados, em uma perspectiva qualitativa, os seguintes aspectos: 1) atratividade do comércio juazeirense; 2) principais produtos chineses comercializados; 3) definição de preços; 4) instalação do comércio chinês na cidade e 5) avaliação do comércio juazeirense. Existem semelhanças nas práticas comerciais chinesas e brasileiras, como a negociação dos preços, o uso de promoções, a busca por uma área de grande movimentação para instalação de seus comércios. A parceria comercial Brasil-China pode trazer benefícios para ambos os países, para o Brasil com a venda de commodities, para a China com a venda de produtos manufaturados e investimentos em áreas de transporte e energia. Os resultados apontam que o comércio de microempresas e pequenos estabelecimentos praticados por chineses possui alguma semelhança à prática comercial brasileira, principalmente quanto ao amadorismo financeiro. Ainda se pode concluir que o comércio praticado por chineses no interior não tem muita sofisticação já que seu público-alvo demanda mais preço do que qualidade.

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“…At the same time, the absence of a binding common agreement, which obliges governments to converge their actions around certain issues, allows the "BRICS agenda" to be modified according to the opportunities of governments at the particular moment in which the summit meetings take place. In this sense, points of disagreement are circumvented, inhibiting conflict between BRICS countries, and the points of agreement are highlighted (Jesus, 2013, Abdenur, 2014, Cooper & Farooq, 2015. However, this form of cooperation means that the permanence of the BRICS depends on the relevance attributed to it by the respective governments in their foreign policy agendas.…”

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“…From an institutionalist language, Cooper (2014) and Cooper & Farooq (2015) discard that BRICS seeks to compete with the G20, arguing that it behaves like a lobby group that seeks to promote its interests within the scope of this arrangement. According to the authors, the BRICS is not yet constituted as a forum capable of articulating, autonomously, its agency power in international relations.…”

Section: Unraveling the Brics: Revisiting Theoretical Approachesmentioning

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Brics Como Uma Coalizão Transregional De Advocacy

Silva

Gomes

2019

Austral

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In this article, we aim to: (i) review the concepts adopted in the literature to explain the nature and behavior of the BRICS in international relations and (ii) present a new BRICS conceptualization proposal. From the first to the last Summit Conference, the BRICS explicitly advocates a multilateral world order through the inclusion of emerging countries in the base institutions of the Western order. For the elaboration of the article, we review the literature on BRICS, as well as the approach on regionalism proposed by Soderbaum to elaborate our conceptualization of the BRICS as an advocacy coalition.

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Testando a cultura de clube dos BRICS: a evolução de um novo banco de desenvolvimento

Cited by 8 publications

References 35 publications

Punctuated Equilibrium in the Regime Complex of International Development Cooperation

Punctuated Equilibrium in the Regime Complex of International Development Cooperation

O Comércio Praticado Por Chineses Na Capital Da Fé Carirense

Brics Como Uma Coalizão Transregional De Advocacy

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