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United States: Impacts of its policies for the International System reconfiguration

United States: Impacts of its policies for the International System reconfiguration: This academic portal provides research tools to the scholars inserted in the project entitled “United States: Impact of its policies for the International System reconfiguration” (Renato Archer), coordinated by prof. Dr. Tullo Vigevani and it must serve as a platform for communication between the researchers during the search. It also serves as a basis for making available, for the interested public, materials focused on the role of the United States in the current international system. This research has the participation of institutions such as the San Tiago Dantas Postgraduate Programme in International Relations UNESP-UNICAMP-PUC/SP (Executor) and the Center for Studies of Contemporary Culture (CEDEC). Obs: Contents available only in Portuguese (click on the Brazilian flag above).

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