3 resultados para Recursos energeticos - Brasil
em RUN (Repositório da Universidade Nova de Lisboa) - FCT (Faculdade de Cienecias e Technologia), Universidade Nova de Lisboa (UNL), Portugal
Resumo:
Tese apresentada para cumprimento dos requisitos necessários à obtenção do grau de Doutor em Relações Internacionais, na especialidade de Globalização e Ambiente
Resumo:
Esta disertación analiza la situación de Brasil en el actual sistema internacional en el contexto de la globalización, teniendo presente para ello los medios y recursos de poder con los que cuenta el país, con especial atención al Servicio Exterior brasileño. En tal sentido, el trabajo realiza una aproximación a las características principales del sistema internacional a partir de la Caída del Muro de Berlín. En la presente tesis se hace referencia a la realidad histórica, política y diplomática en Brasil en las últimas décadas, profundizando en los cambios generados a partir de la etapa actual, que comienza con la elección del Presidente Luiz Inácio da Silva. En el estudio realizado de esa manera, se analizaron las sucesivas líneas de acción estratégica de la diplomacia de Brasil en la historia reciente, se identificaron sus orientaciones tradicionales, así como los cambios de dirección que fueron incorporados de manera de seguir un curso coherente y continuo respecto a los grandes objetivos de la política exterior del país.
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The global dynamics of alliances are strongly determined by the level of cooperation among states. This cooperation can be embodied in various aspects, but the level of defense and security cooperation becomes usually more doctrinal and lasting. By the nature of sovereignty that instills in the bilateral relationship, cooperation at defense and security level can leverages other forms of cooperation. The circumstances and relational balance between Brazil and Portugal seem to evolve towards distancing opportunities, despite they are culturally and institutionally untainted. The economic dynamics, the strategic projection in global sustainability terms, the scale and ambition of Brazilian regional leadership, contrasts with the actual context of Portugal, distancing himself both on the stage where they operate. On the other hand, the historical and cultural roots, the language, the affinity of the peoples of CPLP and some opportunities for economic niches, trend to attract both countries. The condition of Portugal in NATO and Europe, coupled with the ability to export technical and human resources to value-added for Brazil, seems also to become approaching factors. On the balance of these dynamics, there is a set of exogenous factors (economic, external global relations matrix, regional stability, among others), which are not always controlled by any of both countries. These factors call for strong capacity for foresight analysis and decision making, with the inherent risk. There is cooperation vectors that are not apparently penalized by geographic distance, or by the difference of realities. Among these vectors we shall highlight synergies in technological niches, highly tradable goods and, mostly, using the domain of dual technologies. The thirteen niches herein identified are: Monitoring, Navigation, Command and Control, Electronics, Optoelectronics, Communication and remote sensing, Information Technologies, Flight Simulation, Specialized Training, Fiber Optic Sensors, Materials Engineering, Nanotechnology and Communications. Cumulating with identified opportunities in traditional relational framework, both countries are growing (in geography and economic terms) into the Atlantic, making it a central element in the bilateral approach. By being at the same time a growing stage of disputes and which stability tends to be threatened, it will be done an analysis of these synergistic vectors, superimposed on the impact on Atlantic securitization process.