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New directions for foreign policy analysis
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Special issue of Contexto Internacional, 2024, OnlineOnly
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SALGADO, Carolina, SIMAN, Maíra, GUZZINI, Stefano (editor/s), New directions for foreign policy analysis, Special issue of Contexto Internacional, 2024, OnlineOnly - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/77629
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This special issue (vol. 45 (2) and vol. 46(2)) presents (some) new research directions for Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA) and Diplomatic Studies. It is driven by the dual aim of exploring contemporary debates that have nourished interpretivist approaches to foreign policy and diplo- macy and engaging, through this very prism, with two broader audiences in Brazil. On the one hand, it wishes to connect these recent research directions to scholars working within the preva- lent analytical tradition of foreign policy in the country. On the other hand, it also tries to engage post-positivist traditions in Brazilian International Relations (IR) that have traditionally neglected the fields of FPA or Diplomatic Studies. In short, the SI starts from the premise that FPA is a field not necessarily connected to one methodological tradition. Interpretivist research can inform FPA, and FPA can inform interpretivist research.
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-- 'New Directions for Foreign Policy Analysis': Reconfiguring the Field -- Conspiracy Theory and the Foreign Policy of the Far Right: The Case of Jair Bolsonaro’s Brazil (2019-2021) -- Forum: Populist Radical Right & Illiberal Foreign Policymaking -- Forum: Foreign Policy, Emotions and Ontological Security -- Brazilian Foreign Policy Discourses and the Quest for Ontological Security -- Foreign Policy and Identity: A Contribution from a Bourdieusian-Inspired Framework of Analysis -- Forum on Recognition in Foreign Policy (Analysis) and (The Study of) Diplomacy -- Critical and Interpretivist Foreign Policy Analysis: Reflecting on Three Challenges Ahead
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Published online: 25 November 2024
This special issue was published across two separate issues of the journal 'Contexto internacional': 1) Contexto internacional, 2023, Vol. 45, No. 2 and 2) Contexto internacional, 2024, Vol. 46, No. 2
This special issue was published across two separate issues of the journal 'Contexto internacional': 1) Contexto internacional, 2023, Vol. 45, No. 2 and 2) Contexto internacional, 2024, Vol. 46, No. 2