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A Leader Without Followers? The Growing Divergence Between the Regional and Global Performance of Brazilian Foreign Policy
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Brazilian diplomats and academics alike have long regarded
regional leadership as a springboard to global recognition. Yet
Brazil’s foreign policy has not translated the country’s structural and
instrumental resources into effective regional leadership. Brazil’s
potential followers have not aligned with its main goals, such as a
permanent seat on the UN Security Council and Directorship-General
of the World Trade Organization; some have even challenged
its regional influence. Nevertheless, Brazil has been recognized as
an emergent global power. This article analyzes the growing mismatch
between the regional and global performance of Brazilian
foreign policy and shows how both theoretical expectations and
policy planning were “luckily foiled” by unforeseen developments.
It argues that because of regional power rivalries and a relative
paucity of resources, Brazil is likely to consolidate itself as a middle
global power before gaining acceptance as a leader in its region.
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Malamud, A. (2011). A Leader Without Followers? The Growing Divergence Between the Regional and Global Performance of Brazilian Foreign Policy. Latin American Politics & Society, 53(3), 1-24
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Wiley