Brazil’s 2019 BRICS Presidency: What to Expect from the Start of a New Decade of Cooperation and the J. Bolsonaro’s Administration

Popova, Irina; Максимовна, Попова Ирина

doi:10.22363/2313-0660-2018-18-4-925-941

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“…Рязанова анализирует ключевую с точки зрения климатической политики энергетическую сферу взаимодействия «пятерки» [Ryazanova, 2014], используя методы институционального и контент-анализа документов объединения. В настоящей работе применяется методология институционального анализа, используемая исследователями из Центра исследований международных институтов РАНХиГС [Larionova, 2018;Popova, 2018;Sakharov, Andronova, 2021] для анализа решений и повестки институтов глобального управления. В частности, представлен анализ повестки и ключевых коллективных решений БРИКС в сфере экологии и борьбы с изменением климата, а также национальной политики стран -участниц объединения.…”

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BRICS Countriesʼ Progress in Achieving the Climate and Environmental Goals of Agenda 2030

Sakharov

2024

IORJ

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The BRICS countries have repeatedly expressed their commitment to the goals of multilateral climate and environmental agreements such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Paris Agreement, and the United Nations (UN) Agenda for Sustainable Development. Large developing economies play an important role in global climate efforts, and their potential contribution to these efforts will only increase as their share of the global economy, resource consumption patterns, and greenhouse gas emissions increase. The article examines the BRICS agenda and the national policies of the five pre-expansion countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) in the environmental-climate sphere. The article analyzes both institutional (collective) and national contributions of each of the five countries in comparison with the dynamics of environmental and climate indicators, which allows the identification of both the points of greatest progress and the areas that need additional efforts, including through the expansion of BRICS cooperation

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BRICS Countriesʼ Progress in Achieving the Climate and Environmental Goals of Agenda 2030

Sakharov

2024

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BRICS Summits: A Discussion Club or Generator of Ideas of Social and Economic Development?

Perskaya

Revenko

2019

Mir novoj jekonomiki

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The survey objective is to analyse the implementation of BRICS summits decisions and to identify emerging problems. It was carried out using the deductive method as well as the methods of comparative analysis, expert assessments, historical analogies. Support of the WTO, cooperation development in the areas of energy, transport, agriculture, environmental protection, culture, innovative processes stimulation, the global financial security strengthening are traditionally in the focus of summits’ attention. The new cooperation area is the enjoyment of opportunities associated with the use of information and communication technologies. However, the practice of implementing decisions taken is too bureaucratic, and the assessment of its effectiveness is formalised due to the lack of reliable business contacts between research teams, schools of thought or universities. Even with the allocation of funds for a specific task, it is difficult to find a team to complete it effectively. Therefore, even a clearly defined mechanism does not ensure the objective to be implemented, and consultations and meetings held at the working groups level are reduced to an exchange of views. It is essential to name in the BRICS documents specific organisations responsible for the implementation of decisions. It is advisable to advise national news agencies to enhance coverage of the BRICS partnership.

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The Influence of Employee Competency in Small and Medium Business Brazil and Brics and Jair Bolsonaro’s 1st Year of Presidency

Sakaev

Popova

2021

Int. J. Criminol. Sociol.

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This study aims to look at employee competency with job satisfaction as an intervening variable at small and medium business (SMB) by consdring the Brazil politics. The political stage in Brazil changed course towards the “right” on 1 January 2019 when the anti-globalist former army officer Jair Bolsonaro was inaugurated as the 38th President of the Republic. That was an abrupt change of ideologies for a country leaded by the “left” (Workers’ Party) in the last 13 years. Scholars made contradictory assumptions about the future of BRICS: one of the most significant economic organisations on the international arena nowadays, within the new Brazilian background. In the beginning of 2019 the opportunity for Braxit was not excluded, although there was no immediate call for it. However, the most common opinion came from pragmatists like N. Muhandiram: they affirmed that the union would keep functioning but it would meet multiple challenges. This article gives an answer to the question why the “right” turn in Brazil affects the relations between the biggest Latin American democracy and BRICS.

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Brazil’s 2019 BRICS Presidency: What to Expect from the Start of a New Decade of Cooperation and the J. Bolsonaro’s Administration

Cited by 3 publications

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BRICS Countriesʼ Progress in Achieving the Climate and Environmental Goals of Agenda 2030

BRICS Countriesʼ Progress in Achieving the Climate and Environmental Goals of Agenda 2030

BRICS Summits: A Discussion Club or Generator of Ideas of Social and Economic Development?

The Influence of Employee Competency in Small and Medium Business Brazil and Brics and Jair Bolsonaro’s 1st Year of Presidency

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