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ID079687
Title ProperLula's foreign policy and the quest for autonomy through diversification
LanguageENG
AuthorVigevani, Tullo ;  Cepaluni, Gabriel
Publication2007.
Summary / Abstract (Note)The objective of this article is to analyse the changes brought about by the foreign policy of Lula's first administration (2003 - 06). To discuss the topic, we will make use of three notions: autonomy through distance, autonomy through participation and autonomy through diversification. These notions explain the main changes occurring in Brazilian foreign policy from 1980 to the mid-2000s. We will conclude by demonstrating how the autonomy through diversification notion best applies to the 2003 - 06 period
`In' analytical NoteThird World Quaterly Vol. 28, No.7; 2007: p1309-1326
Journal SourceThird World Quaterly Vol. 28, No.7; 2007: p1309-1326
Key WordsIndia Brazil and South Africa ;  IBSA ;  Foreign Policy ;  International Relations