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Theme 5: Crisis and the collapse of the class compromise

Malamud – Foreign Policy Retreat: Domestic and Systemic Causes of Brazil’s
International Rollback

= foreign policy

 Between 1995 and 2015 Brazil seemed to emerge as a regional leader and
global power
 Systemic opportunities for Brazil’s Rise
Systemic = o For a rising power, the restrictiveness of the international system is
looking at the determined by:
world as a 3 types of polarity:
 Polarity  Unipolar
system Bipolar
 Rivalry 
o During Cold War –
 The degree to which the established Russia vs USA
Multipolar
powers are hostile or friendly to the 
o Currently we have a
rising power multipolar system
o The more powers, the less restrictive the o China, USA,
Europe
international system is
Hegemon = most o Whenever there was a gap in power, Brazil (rising
powerful country
power) can emerge as an actor
o Regional rise:
 Brazil takes up a very big space of South America
 Argentina was Brazil’s biggest threat
 Both were, in 60s and 70s, under military dictatorship
 Control over river was cause of rivalry




 MERCOSUR – the common market of South America, 1991
 This was important, because it laid down the groundwork
for cooperation between Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and
Uruguay
 Ended rivalry with Argentina
 Once there was this close cooperation, there was no real
security threats in this region

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