Changes within Continuity: An Analysis of Recent Brazilian Foreign Policy (1990-2010) por Actis, Esteban

“…The particular beliefs and perceptions of policy makers are fundamental for understanding the particular direction of foreign policy.…”
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The Mercosur-European Union agreements seen from the perspective of Argentina’s foreign policy por Simonoff, Alejandro Cesar

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A propósito del diálogo Ecuador-Perú. Límites y horizontes de la negociación por Bonilla, Adrian

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The Military Policy of the Rousseff Government: Reflections on the Conduct of the Armed Forces in the UPP and the MINUSTAH por Mathias, Suzeley Kalil, Campos, Bruce Scheidl, Santos, Leandro Fernandes Sampaio

“…The question is whether the missions of the Brazilian armed forces reinforce or are contrary to the foreign policy of the Rouseff government? To parse this issue, this article is divided into three parts. …”
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Colombia, Estados Unidos y seguridad nacional en los países andinos por Bonilla, Adrián

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Bolivia: the sinking of the Constituent Assembly and the collapse of the constitutional project por Zalles, Alberto

“…The political change heralded so far has been hampered by the centralist decision-making practices of the MAS (Movement Towards Socialism), the strategic ineffectiveness of the political operators and the excessive foreign policy dependency. In spite of the turbulent domestic setting, the Bolivian crisis could be tempered by the positive constellation of external regional factors. …”
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Ecuador–Perú. Antagonismo, negociación e intereses nacionales by Jimmy López por Barreiro Santana, Katalina

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New or Old Relations? Brazil’s Technical Assistance in Mozambique during the Lula da Silva Administration por De Almedia, Elga Lessa

“…However, the increase in foreign aid seems to be related to another aspect as well: the intensication of economic relations in the southern axis. e connection between Brazil and Mozambique is a clear example that allows for an understanding of how aid has been used as a tool by Brazilian foreign policy. is has resulted in increased commercial exchange, in the reinforcement of Brazil’s presence on the continent, and especially, in Brazilian companies’ participation in “megaprojects.” …”
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Adjacent Context and Peacekeeping Operations in Argentina, Chile, and Venezuela: Strategic Alliances? por Lorenzini, María Elena

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Crisis of the Neoliberal Model; Towards Regional Planning - a Polanyian Contribution por Valderrama Saud, Paula

“…Since that period, foreign policies of industrialized countries have derived from social conflict caused by this polarity. …”
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