Research Projects
Line 1: Studies for Peace, International Safety and Human Rights
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The three-border region and the new themes of the international relations: international terrorism.
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Challenges of the (trans)border integration: the construction of peace and human rights in resignifying the borders
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International law in the construction of peace: global civil society for humanitarian disarmament and the challenges of subordination(s)
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The role of operations of peace in international politics: a critical analysis
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Thinking peace from differences: elements to problematize peace through non violent thinking
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Policies for borders in Chile and the possibilities of border integration: the situation of Northern and Eastern borders
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South-South relations: Africa and Latin America in a comparative perspective
Line 2 - Development and Transnational Capital
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Foreign capital, extractivism and social conflict in Central America and the Caribbean (1990-2018).
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Education integration in Mercosur: the case of validation of university degrees
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Recent foreign inversions in Argentinean lands: the logic of expansion and its characteristics
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Student and graduate mobility; validation of degrees and professional practice in Mercosur
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International economic relations in Latin America and the Caribbean: transnationalization of capital, state and dominant class (1982-2015).
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Knowledges in movement: popular education and social movements in Latin America and in es
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Knowledges in Movement: the meeting of Ruy Mauro Marini, Paulo Freire and Augusto Boal in the fight for land and labor in Brazil
Line 3 - Foreign Policies, Actors and International Processes
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The three-border region and the transnational crimes
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The three-border regions in Latin America in the context of international relations
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The work of the Brazilian diplomacy in the Pan-American conferences and meetings of American Foreign Ministries
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MediaLabFoz
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Nazism and the three-border region
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Neo-extrativism and the reinforcement of the internal colonialism in the South American context: an analysis of the Ecuadorian and Bolivian cases
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Observatory of democracies
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Foreign policy in Latin America
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Civil society in the Brazilian Foreign Policy