International Relations Master's Student, financed by FAPESP, from the Institute of International Relations of University of São Paulo (IRI-USP) and Social Sciences Bachelor's Student from the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters, and Humanities of University of São Paulo (FFLCH-USP). Graduated from the International Relations Institute of University of São Paulo (IRI-USP) on International Relations (2019-2023), with a research project on Chinese and Russian juridical strategies on maritime disputes (FAPESP Scholarship). Exchange student at Sciences Po Paris - Campus de Reims (Merit Scholarship USP) on 2022. Research interests on: and researcher of Scientific Initiation on International Law. Ex-member and coordinator of a study group on on case studies for International Law teaching. Spheres of interest: International Relations Theory, Nationalism, and Regimes and International Organizations. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The dispute between Morocco and Polisário for Western Sahara's sovereignty is a representative conflict for North Africa's power balance, marked by the involvement of international players such as France, Spain, and the United States. The hypothesis to explain the effectiveness of the Moroccan irredentist project lies on the leniency of UN Security Council's powers with Rabat's policies. …
Since 2001, the sino-russian strategic cooperation strengthens the ties between Beijing and Moscow in military, economic and diplomatic realms. Nonetheless, an eventual alignment of international juridical strategies of both countries is still not much explored by the academy. With so, the present research investigates if this juridical orientation could have its roots on the maritime pol…
The dispute between Morocco and Polisário for Western Sahara's sovereignty is a representative conflict for North Africa's power balance, marked by the involvement of international players such as France, Spain, and the United States. The hypothesis to explain the effectiveness of the Moroccan irredentist project lies on the leniency of UN Security Council's powers with Rabat's policies. …
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