Revista Brasileira de Politica Internacional

Papers
(The TQCC of Revista Brasileira de Politica Internacional is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Liquid Regionalism: a typology for regionalism in the Americas18
How regional organizations cope with recurrent stress: the case of South America8
Brazilian foreign policy: from the combined to the unbalanced axis (2003/2021)6
Crisis in South American regionalism and Brazilian protagonism in Unasur, the Lima Group and Prosur6
Hybrid governance as a dynamic hub for violent non-state actors: examining the case of Rio de Janeiro6
The space left for regional integration (or lack thereof): Structural causes of institutional fragmentation in Latin America (1991-2019)5
Brazil’s quest for autonomy in Asia: the role of strategic partnerships with China and Japan4
The institutionalized Buen Vivir: a new hegemonic political paradigm for Ecuador3
China-US rivalry: a new Cold War or capitalism’s intra-core competition?3
Artificial Intelligence and International System Structure3
COVID-19 in Latin America and the Caribbean: the visible face of a regional health cooperation in crisis3
The Copenhagen School in South America: the (de)securitization of UNASUR (2008-2017)2
The BRICS and Brazilian public opinion: soft balancing or economic strategy?2
From emergency to structure: ways to fight Covid-19 via international cooperation in health from Brazil2
The case of migrant women from the Central American Northern Triangle: How to prevent exploitation and violence during the crossing2
The demise of the INF Treaty: a path dependence analysis2
Crisis and changes in international governance in the dawn of the 21st century: rethinking the spheres of international politics2
BRICS and Global Health Diplomacy in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Situating BRICS’ diplomacy within the prevailing global health governance context2
Taking stock of theories around norm contestation: a conceptual re-examining of the evolution of the Responsibility to Protect2
Marriage of convenience, love at first sight? A brief manual for teaching international relations in Brazil and beyond1
Paving the way to the Security Council: NGOs’ activism on women’s and children’s issues1
The increasing dispute between USA and China over international standardization1
Power Blocs and Regional Organizations in Latin America: A Poulantzian Perspective1
Narratives modes and foreign policy change: the debate on the 2015 Iran nuclear deal1
Impact of economic sanctions on net commodity-producing and net commodity-consuming countries1
Mercosur and Environment: progress in promoting the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda1
Europeanisation to the Eastern borders: Moldova's EU Rapprochement1
Back to sovereignty? Policy space in investor-State dispute settlement1
Internet governance is what global stakeholders make of it: a tripolar approach1
Retraction or consolidation? The follow-up phase in Dilma Rousseff’s foreign policy (2011-2016)1
Corporate influence and the global pandemic – reflections from the mining sector1
“One Single Agriculture”: Dismantling Policies and Silencing Peasant Family Farmers in Brazilian Foreign Policy (2016-2022)1
Status and Brazil’s role as a peace mediator - lessons of the foreign perceptions of the failed Tehran deal1
Towards a Pax Cubana: revolution, socialism and development in Havana’s Cold War foreign policy1
Bottom-up regionality and the Sustainable Development Goals: civil society organizations shaping 2030 Agenda implementation in Latin America1
International development cooperation as a global governance policy1
Domestic regimes and national preferences as factors of regionalism’s crisis. The case of Guatemala’s regional integration policy1
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