Titlebook: Brazil’s International Status and Recognition as an Emerging Power; Inconsistencies and Daniel Buarque Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Book 2023g to status inconsistency and anxiety leading to ontological insecurity. It proposes that powerful states perceive Brazil as a coveted pawn in international politics and outlines a typology of what states that aspire to have more prestige need to do to achieve recognition for higher status..

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,Brazil’s Status Ambition,titutions, many of Brazil’s actions in the world can be seen as a reflection of its ambition for status. This chapter contributes to the scholarship of Brazil’s foreign relations by establishing that the country has a historic aspiration for greater active involvement in international relations, to

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,Brazil’s International Status: A Coveted Pawn,obal politics, but that the powerful nations want to have by their side in international disputes. This chapter introduces a summary of the main empirical findings about the intersubjective status of the country from the study presented in the book. It addresses the gap in the scholarship about Braz

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,Out of War and Peace: Brazil’s Insignificance in Global Security,hen it tries to broker a nuclear deal between Iran and the West and even when it attempts to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine. However, great powers generally do not recognize the country as having enough status to be a significant player in matters of international security. This chapter pr

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Brazil Is Its Own Biggest Enemy,rceptions about the country, however, show that it expects recognition for high status as given. This chapter discusses the intersubjective perceptions about Brazil’s prestige and argues that the potential of the state is seen as hindered by domestic problems that should be addressed so that it can

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,Brazil’s Status Inconsistency and the Barriers of the International Status Quo,stige it gets from an external intersubjective perspective. Although the country seems to face barriers to rise and break through the international status quo, the analysis of the foreign perceptions of its status provides a very important point of reference that can help guide foreign policy decisi