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Cadernos de Política Exterior - Ano I. Número 2 - 2025 - English version

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Issue number 2 of the Cadernos de Política Exterior (Foreign Policy Notebooks) English Version brings together thirteen translated texts from issue no. 17 of the Cadernos de Política Exterior. This edition analyzes crises in International Law and the Security Council, as well as inter-regionalism (FOCALAL) and the impact of Artificial Intelligence and metacognition on diplomacy. In the economic-environmental axis, it discusses climate finance leading up to COP30, bioeconomy in the G20, and sustainable soy in relation to China. It also addresses human rights, focusing on migrant women, and regional integration through infrastructure and Chinese logistics investments. The work promotes a pluralistic debate on governance and social justice.


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Organizador(a) IPRI/FUNAG
Editora FUNAG - Fundação Alexandre de Gusmão
Assunto Bioeconomia | China | Comércio Internacional | Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas | Cooperação | Direito Internacional Público | Direitos Humanos | Governança climática | Integração Sul - Americana | Inteligência artificial | Investimento estrangeiro direto | Meio Ambiente | Metacognição | Migração | OMC
Ano 2026
Edição 1a. edição
Nº páginas 300
Idioma Inglês
ISSN 3086-2434
ISSN DIGITAL 3086-3554
DOI 10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2
Artigos Presentation – Cadernos de Política Exterior - Ano I. Número 2 - 2025 - English version
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a01);
The New Phase of Chinese Investments and the Political Economy of Infrastructure in Brazil’s Soy-Meat Complex
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a02);
Trade and the Environment at the WTO:: Recent Developments and Challenges
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a03);
Universal Declaration of Human Rights:: Legal and Political Dimensions
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a04);
From Rio to Johannesburg:: Principles, Pathways, and Challenges for Financing the Bioeconomy in the G20
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a05);
Is International Law in Crisis?
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a06);
What Kind of Peace Can the United Nations Security Council Promote?
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a07);
Forum for East Asia–Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC):: Challenges on Interregionalism and FEALAC
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a08);
AI and ESG Global 2025:: International Cooperation for Sustainable Businesses
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a09);
Metacognition and International Relations in the Context of Artificial Intelligence
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a10);
The Physical Integration Routes between Brazil and Peru:: From IIRSA to the Present Day
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a11);
Sustainable Soy and Commercial Diplomacy:: Strategic Scenarios for Brazil–China Relations toward COP30
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a12);
From Baku to Belém:: Gaps in the Global Climate Finance Architecture and Brazil’s Challenges at COP30
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a13);
Migrant and Refugee Women in Brazil:: Mental Health, Public Policies, and Gender‑Sensitive Reception
DOI: (10.61623/cpe.en.v1n2.a14);