| ID | 084884 |
| Title Proper | Brazil-India Relations |
| Other Title Information | a reciprocal learning process |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Hirst, Mo'nica |
| Publication | 2008. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Relations between Brazil and India seem to be blooming recently, favoured by a mix of domestic and international developments. Together with an expanded terrain of common interests in multilateral political and economic matters, both countries share the trend of perceiving bilateralism as a stimulating and useful learning process. Furthermore, they have assumed a leading role in the process of revival of South-South diplomacy in world affairs. Brazil and India have become major actors in recent proposals aimed at simultaneously promoting a renewed configuration of multilateral institutions and innovative inter-state coalition building among developing countries. The India, Brazil, South Africa (IBSA) initiative is part of this strategy. However, time and maturity are still needed to assert that Brazil-India bilateral ties and converging interests will build up as a relevant dimension for each other's international insertion as well as for an effective renewal of South-South relations in the twenty-first century. |
| `In' analytical Note | South Asian Survey vol. 15,No. 1;Jan-Jun 2008:p143-164 |
| Journal Source | South Asian Survey vol. 15,No. 1;Jan-Jun 2008:p143-164 |
| Key Words | Brazil ; India ; Diplomacy ; Political ; Economic ; Relation |