Pedro Lopes is a columnist of Brazilian journal Relações Exteriores and Brazilian Institute of Finances Executive Magazine’s. He has a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio and is a former intern of BRICS Policy Center and Brazilian Peace Operations Joint Center (CCOPAB).
Environmental Security: The Cases of Kiribati and Tuvalu
‘Since the end of the Cold War, environmental concerns have been an important part of the discussions of global security in North America and Europe. Whether under the rubric of…
NATO Enlargement, Identity and Divergent Security Perspectives: a Constructivist Approach
‘Postcommunist Russia finds itself within borders which reflect no historical precedent. Like Europe, it will have to devote much of its energy to redefining its identity. Will it seek to…