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Revista Tempo do Mundo, Iss 35, Pp 174-201 (2024)
ISSN 2176-7025 · Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada · 193 articles in the index
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MOBILITY AND BORDER AT THE LIMIT OF URUGUAY-BRAZIL: MIGRATION IN COVID TIMES IN THE BI-NATIONAL CITY CHUY-CHUÍ
The borders between Uruguay and Brazil are characterized by multiple mobilities on different scales, with internal movements associated with the economic opportunities presented by the border predominating and articulated with international migration dynamics that have increased in the last decade…
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IMMIGRATION OF VENEZUELAN WOMEN IN BOA VISTA, RORAIMA: FAMILY AND ECONOMIC WITH VENEZUELA
This article deals with the increase of women within the migratory movement of immigrants of Venezuelan nationality in Boa Vista, capital of Roraima. In this migratory process, male participation continues to be dominant and the migratory project changes according to gender. From the female point…
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MARGINAL BORDERS AND THE FIRST STATELESS PERSON OF MATO GROSSO DO SUL
The rapid flow of information, transformations, and the movement of people characterize contemporary times. Spatial boundaries may be recognized through international limits or country borders, but not through people. The factors that bring people together or separate them go beyond borders…
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LITERACY OF STUDENTS OF BOLIVIAN ORIGIN IN SCHOOLS ON THE BRAZIL/BOLIVIA BORDER: POSSIBILITIES AND CHALLENGES
This article addresses the literacy of students of Bolivian descent in schools in Corumbá, located on the Brazil-Bolivia border, and presents findings from research on the ongoing training of literacy teachers in the municipal education system of Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul. These teachers work…
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RECEPTION POLICIES OF VENEZUELAN MIGRATION: A COMPARISON OF BORDER AREAS IN COLOMBIA, PERU, BRAZIL, THE UNITED STATES, AND CHILE
The goal of this article is to examine the exodus of Venezuelan citizens from a human mobility perspective, aiming to contribute to the discussion on their ongoing humanitarian crisis. It evaluates the reception policies in Colombia, Peru, Brazil, the United States, and Chile, countries that have…
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NEW GEOECONOMIC STRATEGIES AND THE ROLE OF THE G20: ELEMENTS FOR BRAZIL’S ROLE
This article analyzes the challenges faced by the Group of Twenty (G20) in light of the recent trends of deglobalization, geopolitical tensions, and geoeconomic fragmentation. It argues that the recent combined dilemmas of security and defense, obstacles to peace, and economic-trade coordination…
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COMMUNITY-LED BIOECONOMY DEVELOPMENT AND NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS (NBS) IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE G20
The role of nature and the bioeconomy in supporting climate-resilient development has been widely advocated for in global politics. For example, the G20 New Delhi Leaders Declaration commits countries to conserving 30% of degraded ecosystems by 2030 (as per the post-2020 Global Biodiversity…
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EDUCATION ON INTERNATIONAL BORDERS: DEMANDS AND DIRECTIONS FROM THE CORUMBÁ/MATO GROSSO DO SUL MUNICIPAL PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM
This article is an excerpt from the research entitled Service and reception for international migrants in border municipalities: analysis and monitoring in the implementation of reception protocols for people in different migratory situations in Foz do Iguaçu (PR) and Corumbá (MS), financed by the…
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METHODOLOGIES APPLIED TO INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AT THE BORDER: REGISTRATIONS AND INVISIBILITIES
This article aims to demonstrate the potential that the Cadastro Único para Programas Sociais (CadÚnico) records have for reaching international migrants who are invisible due to their documented status, providing rich data on the conditions in which they live, in addition to the uses of other…
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INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LOCAL INTEGRATION OF REFUGEES: A CASE STUDY OF THE MOVERSE PROGRAM AND ACTIONS TO INCLUDE VENEZUELAN WOMEN AND GIRLS IN BRAZIL
Migration is part of human relations and generates a diversity of changes in the subjectivity of individuals and in host societies, especially in cases of international migration. Furthermore, the mobility experience can be even more difficult if other vulnerabilities are associated with the…
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THE FORCED PREGNANCY OF GIRLS AND ADOLESCENTS ON THE RORAIMA-VENEZUELA BORDER: A FIRST APPROACH
This article aims to draw attention to the situation of forced pregnancies among girls and adolescents at the border between Brazil and Venezuela, particularly in the state of Roraima. Based on data collection from government institutions, document review, and semi-structured interviews with local…
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BORDER INTEGRATION, MIGRATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF THE TWIN CITIES OF PONTA PORÃ (BRAZIL) AND PEDRO JUAN CABALLERO (PARAGUAY) UNDER THE LENS OF ECONOMICS
This article analyzes the relationship between migration and development in the twin cities of Ponta Porã (Brazil) and Pedro Juan Caballero (Paraguay), located on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. Migration is examined as a determining factor for the economic, social, and cultural dynamics of…
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O JOURNALISM AS A HISTORICAL SOURCE AND ITS MEMORIALISTIC NATURE: THE CASE OF BRAZILIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS IN PARAGUAY
The main goal of this paper is to use journalistic media as a source for understanding a specific social reality: Brazilian medical students in Paraguay, particularly those enrolled in private universities in border cities. Thus, based on newspapers ideas as historical sources and memory sites, we…
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CHILDHOOD AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: REFLECTIONS ON THE EXPERIENCE OF SUBALTERNITY AND INVISIBLE AGENCY OF CHILDREN IN DISCIPLINE
This article examines the role of children as subaltern subjects in International Relations, addressing how their voice and participation are often neglected in global decision making rocesses. Despite being directly impacted by wars, migration crises and climate change, children have their…
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STRATEGIC MANEUVERING IN BRAZIL’S 5G DEPLOYMENT AMIDST UNITED STATES-CHINA TECHNOLOGICAL RIVALRY
The rapid advancement of technology highlights the emerging rivalry between the United States and China, particularly in 5G employment. U.S. sanctions on Chinese 5G technologies put significant pressure on Brazil, which seeks to balance foreign influences while advancing its re-industrialization…
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A GLOBAL SOUTH G20 PRESIDENCY IN A TIME OF GEOPOLITICAL AFFLICTIONS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
The Group of Twenty (G20) comprises large economies and powerful and influential states. It was set up to coordinate global economic governance, and as such, it was a forum of central bank governors and finance ministers until 2008, when the global financial crisis hit. Since then, a forum has been…
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CLIMATE CHANGE AND AGRIFOOD PRODUCTION: A PROBLEM TO BE TACKLED BY DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
The substantial increase in greenhouse gas emissions in recent decades has led to a significant rise in global warming and climate change. In response, governments have introduced policies, including environmental trade regulations, to promote sustainable supply chains. These measures unevenly…
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CLIMATE FINANCE TOWARDS GREENER AGRICULTURE: A WIN-WIN STRATEGY
International agreements, like the Paris Agreement, obligate developed countries to financially support developing countries (DCs) in mitigating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and adapting to climate change. However, these investments have fallen short, mainly to sustainable agricultural projects…