NEW ARTICLE! - Brazilian Cooperation: A model under construction for an emerging power (ARI) By Bruno Ayllón Pino.
Author: Bruno Ayllón Pino. Associate Researcher at the Instituto Universitario de Desarrollo y Cooperación at Madrid’s Universidad Complutense.
This paper examines the political vision of Brazil’s aid as an instrument for its international projection and for the legitimate attainment of its domestic interests. In doing so it looks at the political guidelines underpinning it, the financial resources employed, the sectors and geographical areas in which it is concentrated and the agents that execute it.
It concludes with a reflection on the challenges facing Brazil to consolidate a public policy for international cooperation and to find a model –that is still under construction– which can differentiate this emerging power from traditional North-South cooperation.
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