Diplomacia e Relações Internacionais
The worst thing you can say about a revolutionary situation is, "Things couldn't possibly get worse." Things can always get worse. If you have trouble imagining how, just wait for the revolution to unfold. Events will usually oblige you: see France in 1789, Russia in 1917, Germany in 1933, China in 1949, or Iran in 1979. I hope Egyptian policies improve when Mubarak goes, but I'm not optimistic.
Bryan Caplan
- O Nacionalismo: Essa Forca Estupida - Stephen M. Walt (foreign Affairs)
National StupidityIn international politics, pride goeth before a fall.BY STEPHEN M. WALTForeign Affairs, JANUARY 14, 2014 What's the most powerful force in world affairs? There are plenty of candidates, but nationalism has to be a strong contender....
- Egito: Os Dilemas De El Baradei (wp)
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- The World In 2012 - Jessica Mathews
Como sempre, uma análise americanocêntrica, mas razoavelmente objetiva sobre a situação no mundo, nos EUA e um pouco em todas as partes. Ou seja, temos um bocado de incertezas pela frente... Paulo Roberto de Almeida The World in 2012How will 2011...
- What To Do About Greece: Not Pretty Much, Really...
Como diria alguém, o jeito é relaxar... The eurozone (read: Germany) has its work cut out for it.Whichever actions Germany takes, three things are all but inevitable: an Italian bailout, a European banking crisis, and a Greek default. Any one outcome...
- O Ego Inflado Do Brasil (ja Se Sabe Por Quem) - Miami Herald
THE OPPENHEIMER REPORT Brazil needs dose of constructive paranoia BY ANDRES OPPENHEIMER The Miami Herald, September 18, 2010 There is a consensus among foreign policy pundits that Brazil is the upcoming world emerging power. Maybe so, but only if it can...
Diplomacia e Relações Internacionais
A frase do momento (a proposito do Egito, claro)...
The worst thing you can say about a revolutionary situation is, "Things couldn't possibly get worse." Things can always get worse. If you have trouble imagining how, just wait for the revolution to unfold. Events will usually oblige you: see France in 1789, Russia in 1917, Germany in 1933, China in 1949, or Iran in 1979. I hope Egyptian policies improve when Mubarak goes, but I'm not optimistic.
Bryan Caplan
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- O Nacionalismo: Essa Forca Estupida - Stephen M. Walt (foreign Affairs)
National StupidityIn international politics, pride goeth before a fall.BY STEPHEN M. WALTForeign Affairs, JANUARY 14, 2014 What's the most powerful force in world affairs? There are plenty of candidates, but nationalism has to be a strong contender....
- Egito: Os Dilemas De El Baradei (wp)
Three reasons Mohamed ElBaradei is an odd choice to be Egypt’s new prime minister By Max Fisher The Washington Post, July 6, 2013 Mohamed ElBaradei, the 71-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner, former head of the United Nations’ nuclear agency and Egyptian...
- The World In 2012 - Jessica Mathews
Como sempre, uma análise americanocêntrica, mas razoavelmente objetiva sobre a situação no mundo, nos EUA e um pouco em todas as partes. Ou seja, temos um bocado de incertezas pela frente... Paulo Roberto de Almeida The World in 2012How will 2011...
- What To Do About Greece: Not Pretty Much, Really...
Como diria alguém, o jeito é relaxar... The eurozone (read: Germany) has its work cut out for it.Whichever actions Germany takes, three things are all but inevitable: an Italian bailout, a European banking crisis, and a Greek default. Any one outcome...
- O Ego Inflado Do Brasil (ja Se Sabe Por Quem) - Miami Herald
THE OPPENHEIMER REPORT Brazil needs dose of constructive paranoia BY ANDRES OPPENHEIMER The Miami Herald, September 18, 2010 There is a consensus among foreign policy pundits that Brazil is the upcoming world emerging power. Maybe so, but only if it can...