Brazil under Dilma
My latest reflections on Brazil and its foreign policy are now up at the Ideas blog. I haven’t written there for awhile so it was about time that I did so. It was only after I sent it in that I realised I had written something else of Brazilian foreign policy, only a few months earlier and based on the workshop we had at the LSE in the summer. So the next Latin America-related piece that I draft will have to focus on another country. When that will be, I don’t know. The year is not even a month old and already things seem so busy.
My latest reflections on Brazil and its foreign policy are now up at the Ideas blog. I haven’t written there for awhile so it was about time that I did so. It was only after I sent it in that I realised I had written something else of Brazilian foreign policy, only a few months earlier and based on the workshop we had at the LSE in the summer. So the next Latin America-related piece that I draft will have to focus on another country. When that will be, I don’t know. The year is not even a month old and already things seem so busy.
That said,
I have begun to make a start on a paper that I’ve had in mind to write for
awhile. This week I finished the last
interview needed to make a start on it, which considers Brazil’s and Venezuela’s
contrasting approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I won’t say any more about it at the moment,
other than that I aim to get a first draft done to present at the Ideas Centre
(if they’ll have me!) in early April.
Also around that time a couple of journal articles are due to come out,
the proofs of which I’m currently checking.