The organization and holding of these Dialogs was part of an initial effort to map networks, perspectives, and projects that seek transformative methodologies of violence, adding to a set of...
Since the adoption of its Going Out strategy in 1999, the Chinese government has provided support for outbound investment, making Chinese companies major international players. The government facilitates this through...
The book "Presences of a broken State: citizenship and inequality in Rio de Janeiro", by Sergio Veloso and Igor Pantoja, is the result of empirical research carried out in the...
Conceived in 2000, Editora PUC-Rio (affiliated to the Brazilian Association of University Presses) is dedicated to publishing knowledge and research of academic excellence. The most recent ebook, entitled “Global governance...
In both the Going Global Strategy and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), the presence of Chinese companies and investments across the world has increased in the past two decades...
This report stresses an intersectional analysis to explore the social determinants of vulnerability to labour exploitation and modern slavery in the city and urban sites....
The present brief has two main objectives: to analyse the impacts of the pandemic on existing triangular co-operation programmes; and to explore how partners can leverage triangular co-operation to catalyse...
BRICS proclaims a demand-driven developmental model, which gives more choices to the less developed countries. Inequalities within the BRICS are therefore of global significance. ...
The goal of this research is to provide a deep insight into the manner in which the BRICS are engaged in Africa from an economic point of view, through Trade,...
This independent review of the work of the g7+ was produced by the BRICS Policy Center (BPC) - International Relations Institute (PUC-Rio), Brazil. The review was led by Isabel Rocha...