2010
DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2010.516958
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South America's Emerging Power: Brazil as Peacekeeper

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“…Consequently, it is not unusual to encounter analysts emphasizing the "instrumentalist" character of the Brazilian contribution to peace operations (Kenkel 2013b, 335). Under this rationale, such engagement is connected to; (1) the increase of the Brazilian influence in UN decisionmaking structures, (2) the provision of a training opportunity for its armed forces, (3) the monetary compensation of the UN, or (4) the positioning of the country as an emerging or a rising power 9 on the international scene (Call and Abdenur 2017, 1;Kenkel 2010;2013b;Kenkel and Cunliffe 2016;Sánchez Nieto 2013;Uziel 2015, 110-111). 10 More precisely, an association is often made between the Brazilian contribution to peace operations and the country's quest for a permanent seat at the 3 Acknowledging the erosion of the division 'inside/outside' (Walker, 1993)when talking about international politics nowadays, but following a non-written convention in the discipline, the lower-case, on the one hand, is used in reference to the dynamics that take place majorly in the 'international' scenario and that also involves actors that are external to a particular state, whereas, on the other hand, the capital letters are used to designate the academic discipline (International Relations).…”
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“…Consequently, it is not unusual to encounter analysts emphasizing the "instrumentalist" character of the Brazilian contribution to peace operations (Kenkel 2013b, 335). Under this rationale, such engagement is connected to; (1) the increase of the Brazilian influence in UN decisionmaking structures, (2) the provision of a training opportunity for its armed forces, (3) the monetary compensation of the UN, or (4) the positioning of the country as an emerging or a rising power 9 on the international scene (Call and Abdenur 2017, 1;Kenkel 2010;2013b;Kenkel and Cunliffe 2016;Sánchez Nieto 2013;Uziel 2015, 110-111). 10 More precisely, an association is often made between the Brazilian contribution to peace operations and the country's quest for a permanent seat at the 3 Acknowledging the erosion of the division 'inside/outside' (Walker, 1993)when talking about international politics nowadays, but following a non-written convention in the discipline, the lower-case, on the one hand, is used in reference to the dynamics that take place majorly in the 'international' scenario and that also involves actors that are external to a particular state, whereas, on the other hand, the capital letters are used to designate the academic discipline (International Relations).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para maiores informações ver o sitio da MINUSTAH: www.minustah.org das forças militares no Haiti responde diretamente ao reaquecimento de um antigo desejo brasileiro de obter um assento permanente no Conselho de Segurança da ONU. Para muitos acadêmicos e analistas -e mesmo para a mídia nacional -a campanha brasileira a um assento permanente no Conselho de Segurança da ONU é uma das principais razões para o governo Lula ter aceitado participar de uma missão robusta no Haiti (ver, Diniz, 2005;Kenkel, 2010;2013b;Santos & Russo, 2007;Vigevani & Cepaluni, 2007) 29 . Mesmo sabendo que tal argumentação não tenha sido tecida de forma direta pela diplomacia brasileira, reproduziu-se em vários ciclos de debate a ideia de que a participação substantiva do Brasil no âmbito da MINUSTAH se pauta no reconhecimento de que tal postura necessariamente ajudaria a qualificar o país para um assento permanente no Conselho de Segurança em uma eventual reforma do Órgão (Zaverucha, 2004) 30 .…”
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“…Junto à argumentação mais específica acerca do desejo por um assento permanente no Conselho de Segurança é também comum encontrar análises que explicam o engajamento na MINUSTAH a partir de percepções mais gerais acerca do anseio do país de solidificar sua posição de "potência média", ou "emergente" (Vigevani & Cepaluni, 2007;Kenkel, 2010;2013b). Nesse caso, entende-se que o país precisa não apenas se capacitar materialmente para preservar sua condição de grandeza quanto assumir maiores responsabilidades no que se refere à gestão da ordem internacional.…”
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