Alexandre Moreli is Associate professor of International History at the School of Social Sciences and at the Center for IR/FGV. He holds a PhD from the Institut Pierre Renouvin of Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and was visiting scholar at Columbia University (2009) and at Universidade Nova de Lisboa (2010). Based on an extensive empirical research, his PhD explored the crossroads of interests between the US, Great Britain, France, Brazil, Spain and Portugal during the negotiations for civil and military control of the Atlantic from 1942 to 1948. His current interests cover the discussions on the global turn of Humanities, transatlantism and the creation of Non-Aligned movements in the decade after the Second World War. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In the post-1945 period, coffee was the world's second-most traded primary good. There is an extensive body of work about this global coffee system, focusing on the dynamics and historical process of the 1960s. However, besides Brazil being the largest coffee exporter globally, little we know about the Brazilian government's actions in the attempts to internationally institutionalize this…
This project aims to study the relations between Brazil and the People's Republic of China (PRC) during the Geisel administration (1974-79), from the perspective of the intelligence bodies of the Brazilian military regime. Bearing in mind the importance of the analysis produced by those bodies to the policy and decision-making process of the Brazilian state in a regional context of anti-c…
In the post-1945 period, coffee was the world's second-most traded primary good. While extensive research exists on the historical processes of the global coffee system during the 1960s, relatively little attention has been given to the Brazilian government's efforts to globally institutionalize this system during the 1950s. Despite Brazil's position as the largest global coffee producer …
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