Revista Conjuntura Austral

27-37

Authors: Jose Alberto Antunes de Miranda

The death of Hugo Chavez may cause changes in the conduct of foreign policy of Venezuela. The actors involved in the foundation of the political project that highlights a revolutionary and a contestation discourse with the structure of the international system, considered outdated and exclusionary, may change over time.

54-69

Authors: Giovana Souza Freitas, Erick Raupp Ghabril

This article proposes to analyze the debates on the energy issue in the conferences realized by the UN, evaluating the evolution granted to the subject in the last forty years. It is noted that the modifications for now occurred in the Brazilian energy sector demonstrates a convergence in relation to what is being recommended by the UN.

97-114

Authors: Thiago Gehre, Sheldon Thiago Pontes Gomes

Brazil's ties with its South American neighbours have been marked by a hybrid of cordiality and cooperation on the one hand, and responsibility and pragmatism on the other. Thus, the relationship between Brazil and Guyana seeks to generate prosperity and cohesion in South America, while aimed at promoting regional development in the Amazon. The aim of this paper is to understand the "non-indifference" as a principle of Brazilian South American policy and a road map of international relations of Brazil in itsneighbourhoodand surroundings. The non-indifference, as a belief-idea, would support Brazilian-Guyanese historical relations, explaining why Brazil approached a country considered by many as low political and economic relevance in South America, but that has gained importance into the Brazilian reading on regional integration.

130-135

Authors: Diego Marques Morlim Pereira

Book Review: "Inserção Internacional: Formação De Conceitos Brasileiros"