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Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI)

Independent, non-partisan, and multidisciplinary, the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) is guided by excellence, ethics, and transparency in the formulation and dissemination of high-quality knowledge on the international scenario and Brazil’s role within it. Engaging public and private sectors, academia, and civil society in a pluralistic debate, CEBRI influences the formation of the country’s international agenda and supports the formulation of public policies, generating actions that are both impactful and forward thinking.
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Resources:

• November 07, 2022 Capital markets: where we are and what can be done
  By: Emani Torres
• June 13, 2022 Brazilian Perspectives for BRICS
  By: Marcos Caramuru, José Mário Antunes, Tatiana Rosito
• May 18, 2022 Energy in a World in Transition: Challenges, Opportunities and Perspectives
  By: Jorge Camargo, Pedro Malan, Winston Fritsch, Clarissa Lins, Alessandra Amaral
• May 10, 2022 Hydrogen and Energy Transition: Opportunities for Brazil
  By: Rafaela Guedes, Gregório Cruz Araújo Maciel, André Bello
• March 09, 2022 Schumpeter’s Creative Destruction as a Radical Departure: New Paradigm for Analyzing Capitalism
  By: Leonardo Burlamaqui
• March 09, 2022 Polanyi, Market Fundamentalism, and the Institutional Structure of Capitalism
  By: Leonardo Burlamaqui
• September 20, 2021 The Chinese Political System
  By: Marcos Caramuru, Philip Yang, Daniel Bell, Kamila Aben Athar, Leondardo Burlamaqui, Xiaoyu Pu
• September 09, 2021 The post-Covid city: the ongoing spatial and technological reconfiguration in China and the world
  By: Philip Yang, Carlo Ratti, Kamila Aben Athar, Yung Ho Chang
• August 16, 2021 Directions of Innovation Policy: Contrasting Views of China and the US
  By: Anna Jaguaribe, Kamila Aben Athar
• May 19, 2021 Reforms and Opening of China's Financial System
  By: Marcos Caramuru, Kamila Aben Athar, Karin Vazquez, Yan Lan
• April 20, 2021 How China Regards its Future in the World
  By: Marcos Caramuru, Philip Yang
• December 09, 2020 The Increasing Role of Asia in Multilateral Development Finance
  By: Rogerio Studart, Tatiana Rosito, Joachim Von Amsberg, José Pio Borges, Karin Vazquez, Leslie Maasdorp, Martin Raiser
• November 30, 2020 Conflict and Cooperation in Asia: Geopolitical Issues
  By: Tatiana Rosito, Andy Mok, James Crabtree, Rudolph Lohmeyer
• November 17, 2020 Maritime Challenges: Decarbonization and Geopolitical Tensions
  By: Clarissa Lins, Guilherme Ferreira
• October 29, 2020 Brazil-China Post-Covid-19: Food Security, Food Safety and Sustainability
  By: Gabriel de Barros Torres
• September 29, 2020 Brazil-China Post-Covid-19: The Digital City
  By: Philip Yang, Chen Cai, Gao Changlin, Luciana Gama Muniz, Marcelo Motta, Miguel Pinto Guimarães, Renata Fraga, Washington Fajardo
• September 03, 2020 Artificial Intelligence, Technological Warfare and Changes in the World Order: China, USA and Brazil
  By: Tatiana Rosito, Gabriel de Barros Torres, Ronaldo Lemos, Yan Li
• August 04, 2020 Asian Production Chains and Technological Decoupling: Trends, Uncertainties and Opportunities for Brazil
  By: Tatiana Rosito, Gabriel de Barros Torres, Jean-Marc F. Blanchard, Xu Sitao
• May 25, 2020 Mobility of the Future: Climate Change and New Technologies
  By: Clarissa Lins, Guilherme Ferreira
• November 29, 2019 Brazil and China facing global environmental challenges
  By: Izabella Teixeira, Ana Toni, Tatiana Rosito, Akio Takahara, Gabriel de Barros Torres, Marco Túlio Scarpelli Cabral, Wi Wang, Wenhong Xie
• September 25, 2019 China as a Military Power: Strategic Vision and Global Action
  By: Marcos Azambuja, Monica Herz, Tatiana Rosito, Andy Mok, Durval Durães Neto, Rafael Almeida
• August 26, 2019 Chinese-Brazilian partnerships in digital economy and innovation
  By: Anna Jaguaribe, Tatiana Rosito, Adalberto Maluf, Li Yan, Pan Wei
• June 18, 2019 Whither US-China Trade War? Impacts on global trade, technology and finance, and strategies to mitigate risks
  By: Lia Valls Pereira, Tatiana Rosito, Gabriel de Barros Torres
• April 02, 2019 The Role of Cities in the Energy Transition
  By: Jorge Camargo, Clarissa Lins, Bruna Mascotte, Hans van Ammers, Luis Antonio Lindau, Marcelo Porto, Paul Antoine Matthieu
• August 14, 2018 The Belt and Road Initiative: views from Brazil and other partners
  By: Anna Jaguaribe, Benoni Belli, Tatiana Rosito, Carsten Hasbach, Tobias Dennehy
• June 20, 2018 China in Latin America
  By: Tatiana Rosito, Benjamin Creutzfeldt, Chang Yunbo, Enrique Dussel Peters, Renato Baumann
• May 30, 2018 Beyond the trade war: Made in China 2025, innovation and the 4.0 industrial revolution
  By: Tatiana Rosito, Joren Selleslaghs, Margaret Myers, Mariano Laplane, Yan Li
• April 25, 2018 Complementarity and dependency in the Energy sector and the transition to a low-carbon economy
  By: Clarissa Lins, Izabella Teixeira, Adilson de Oliveira, Ricardo Besada, Zhou Xizhou
• January 01, 2018 Japan’s Trade Strategy in the 21st Century and Economic Partnership with Latin American Countries
  By: CEBRI
• December 22, 2017 Ten Challenges of Brazilian Foreign Policy
  By: Matias Spektor
• December 01, 2017 South American Perspectives for Future Cooperation on Security Architecture: Arrangements, Processes and Challenges
  By: CEBRI
• December 01, 2017 Might and Right in World Politics
  By: Dr Jans Woischnik
• November 08, 2017 The Global and European Security Order during the Crisis: Power, Institutions, Principles
  By: CEBRI
• August 11, 2017 The South American Capabilities against Cyber Threats: From the Current Weaknesses towards a Common Response
  By: CEBRI
• August 11, 2017 The European Capabilities against Cyber Threats: Strengthening IT Security in Germany
  By: CEBRI
• July 17, 2017 Assessing and Redefining Policies towards Africa in a New Global Scenario: Intersecting Perspectives between Brazil and Morocco
  By: CEBRI
• December 01, 2016 Might and Right in World Politics
  By: Dr. Jan (eds) Woischnik, Dr Jans Woischnik
• September 28, 2016 The Geopolitics of East Asia: New Geometries of Competition and Cooperation
  By: Adriana Abdenur
• September 28, 2016 The Geopolitics of East Asia: New Geometries of Competition and Cooperation
  By: Adriana Erthal Abdenur
• May 28, 2016 The World After the Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015
  By: Eduardo Viola, Leonardo Paz Neves
• October 28, 2015 Rio de Janeiro as a Global Financial Center
  By: Virgílio Gibbon
• October 22, 2014 Green Financing - International Panorama
  By: Helena Gonçalves
• October 22, 2014 Green Financing - Brazilian Panorama
  By: Erika Pinto, Osvaldo Stella, Paulo Moutinho
• July 29, 2014 Reinsurance in Brazil: the challenges and opportunities of the opening of the market
  By: Claudio Contador
• March 07, 2014 Pathways to 'The Future We Want' | Global Civil Society and the Post-2015 Development Agenda
  By: Luara Lopes
• February 28, 2014 Pathways to 'The future we want': financing mitigation and adaptation
  By: Haroldo Machado Filho, Thiago de Araújo Mendes
• February 21, 2014 Pathways to 'The future we want': socio-environmental indicators
  By: José Veiga
• February 03, 2014 Brazil's Risk Exposure in a More Challenging Global Economic Environment | Report
  By: CEBRI