PhD in Political Science (2010), University of São Paulo, Visiting Researcher at Yale (2008-2009), M.S. in International Relations (2005), University of Campinas. I am Associate Professor at the Institute of International Relations, University of São Paulo. I am also an associate editor of Foreign Policy Analysis (2021-2025). I was a Visiting Fellow at the Political Science Department at Yale University (2019-2020). I have two research agendas. First, I study Brazilian Foreign Policy. Second, I study public opinion and foreign policy. I was program chair for the ISA 2020 Meeting in Hawai, USA. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Since 2012, the Sino-American relationship has become increasingly competitive. Among many factors that led to this rivalry, pundits usually highlight Xi Jinping's ascendance to power and the United States' pivot to the Asia Pacific. But despite being a consolidated and ever-growing literature, the research on the Sino-American relationship is still overly focused either on structural con…
Nuclear politics and weapons often draw security and military ideas to the mind. Nevertheless, there is still an entire shadowed area of study within the realm of nuclear politics and weapons due to its unorthodox nature: nuclear symbolism. Current scholarship fails to acknowledge the importance of nuclear symbolism for the field of international security and, more broadly, international …
As part of my main doctoral research project, this particular project will give continuity to the progress achieved in this past year. The project in question - to be conducted at the Department of War Studies of King's College London will focus on mainly three fronts. Firstly, to complete the theoretical step outlined in the main research's methodology, I will focus on the theory-buildin…
This project aims to analyze the behavior of Brazil as a middle power in international negotiations and crises since the beginning of the New Republic (1990-2017). Our objective is to verify which external policy instruments (material power, normative power and coalition power) and structural conditions (position of the great power) are necessary and / or sufficient for success and failur…
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