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Janina Onuki, Amâncio Jorge de Oliveira, Pedro Feliú Ribeiro
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2134/2017.02.005
Emerging powers suffer the effects from the resource deficits in attempting to project their power globally. The developing nations are faced with difficult choices in determining their resource allocation strategies when compared to the already established powers. This article uses Brazil as a case study to analyze how emerging powers articulate strategies to conduct operations across the distinct areas of the international stage, paying special attention to regional and global arenas. Our interest is to analyze how power projection strategies are articulated and formed. More specifically, our research works to understand how a country compares and relates its regional operations to its global ones.
regional integration, foreign policy, public opinion, emerging powers, Brazil