BRAZIL, A LEGITIMATE LEADER: FROM PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TO PERMANENT VACANCY IN THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL

Revista da Escola de Guerra Naval

Giulia Scortegagna¹  Jeancezar Ditzz de Souza Ribeiro² 

[1] Laureate International Universities (IBMR);University of São Paulo (USP);

关键词: peacekeeping operations;    brazilian foreign policy;    security council;   

DOI  :  10.21544/1809-3191.v25n2.p492-516

来源: DOAJ

【 摘 要 】

From a brief analysis of its performance in the United Nations Security Council during the 2010-2011 biennium, it is intended to examine the legitimacy of the discourses and leadership of the Brazilian performance in the Council and in Peacekeeping Operations. Brazil, as an actor that values diplomatic and multilateral means, has gained great prominence within the United Nations and its instruments ofmaintenanceofinternationalsecurity.Themission in Haiti, MINUSTAH, had great repercussions, because besides the military component being led by a Brazilian, Brazil was engaged in it in various ways, even emotionally, as said by Chancellor Celso Amorim. But the major problem is: would Brazil be a leader? How did it perform in the years 2010 and 2011, when it was a temporary member of the Security Council? And finally, does its legitimacy emanate from the Missions of Peace?

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