Military regime in Brazil: interest groups and foreign policy formulation
Journal Title: Conjuntura Austral: journal of the Global South - Year 2014, Vol 5, Issue 26
Abstract
This article has as object of analysis the process of foreign policy formulation and decision-making during the Brazilian military regime. The objective is to identify the participation of various domestic interests groups in the process and to show the different foreign policy orientations adopted by each military government within this period.
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Julio Cesar Buere
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