Brazil as a Development Partner Under Lula and Rousseff: Shifts and Continuities

Suyama, Bianca; Waisbich, Laura Trajber; Leite, Iara Costa

doi:10.1057/978-1-137-55646-2_2

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“…Using diplomatic tools to assist the "productive sector" concretely meant two things for Araújo and his entourage. First, a need to reform BFP and revert PT's "solidarity-based" South-South cooperation with countries in Africa and Latin America, in which Brazil shared its agricultural policy knowledge and techniques with other developing countries (Cesarino 2015;Suyama et al 2016). As stated by Congressman Alceu Moreira -from the Parliamentary Front of Agriculture (FPA), the main pillar of the Bancada Ruralista in Congress -at the same seminar: "We are not innocent benefactors.…”

Section: The Agri-food Contradiction In Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

“One Single Agriculture”: Dismantling Policies and Silencing Peasant Family Farmers in Brazilian Foreign Policy (2016-2022)

Lima

Waisbich

Serafim

2022

Rev. bras. polít. int.

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Section: The Agri-food Contradiction In Brazilian Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

“One Single Agriculture”: Dismantling Policies and Silencing Peasant Family Farmers in Brazilian Foreign Policy (2016-2022)

Lima

Waisbich

Serafim

2022

Rev. bras. polít. int.

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“…This implied a non-alignment with the Global South and the ideals of SSC. In this area, budgets for cooperation projects were drastically reduced (Suyama, Waisbich and Leite, 2016;Milani, 2017).…”

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One Step Forward and Two Steps Back: Addressing Brazil's Structural Constraints to Move on with the Global South as a Political Project

Santos,

De Almeida Portela

2022

Brasiliana

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The ideals of the Global South designed the possibility of a shared political project across developing States, in which they could strengthen their bonds to achieve mutual interests through South-South cooperation. However, materialising such ideals is still an accomplishment to be completed, surrounded by structural circumstances at both international and domestic levels. Considering how this situation affects the relationship between Brazilian South-South Cooperation and the construction of the Global South as a political project, we aimed to explore the mentioned structural challenges. We focused on two axes: the remaining issues throughout the construction of the Global South as an alternative perspective in International Relations and the changes in the Brazilian position regarding this agenda, directly related to governmental transitions. Among other causes, lack of coordination and institutional memory mechanisms were found to be the main issues, fostering further debate and thoughts.

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“…Scholars emphasize that Brazilian development assistance aims at consolidating the country's role as the leader of South America while increasing its leverage in international organizations (Cabral & Weinstock, ; De Renzio, 2014; ODI, 2010; Suyama, Waisbich, & Leite, ). However, a shift from political and diplomatic gains to stronger commercial interests has recently occurred under Rousseff's administration, with a close nexus between cooperation, trade, and investment (Suyama et al, ). For Russia, the appeal to cultural ties comes together with deep diplomatic and commercial interests (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, 2014).…”

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BRICS, the southern model, and the evolving landscape of development assistance: Toward a new taxonomy

Lauria

Fumagalli

2019

Public Admin & Development

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In recent years, there has been an explosion of categories and labels to account for the expansion of forms of cooperation beyond the membership of the Development Assistance Committee. Such hype has led to the construction of the so-called southern model as the archetype of development cooperation coming from non-Development Assistance Committee countries that are somehow committed to the principles of the South-South cooperation. The present article challenges the idea of a southern model by providing an analysis of drivers, tools, and modality of development assistance.

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Brazil as a Development Partner Under Lula and Rousseff: Shifts and Continuities

Cited by 18 publications

References 24 publications

“One Single Agriculture”: Dismantling Policies and Silencing Peasant Family Farmers in Brazilian Foreign Policy (2016-2022)

“One Single Agriculture”: Dismantling Policies and Silencing Peasant Family Farmers in Brazilian Foreign Policy (2016-2022)

One Step Forward and Two Steps Back: Addressing Brazil's Structural Constraints to Move on with the Global South as a Political Project

BRICS, the southern model, and the evolving landscape of development assistance: Toward a new taxonomy

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