Policy Papers

Does No War Mean Peace? | International Security Strategies in a New Geopolitical World Order

The publication of the book Policy Papers - International Security Conference follows the successful trajectory of the Forte de Copacabana International Security Conference. It is a bilingual edition, with contributions from experts or practitioners in the field of international security. The Policy Papers aim at identifying challenges and presenting policy recommendations for the future.

This edition includes 14 papers addressing some of the main topics related to international security strategies in the new geopolitical world order. Topics discussed include the protection of critical infrastructure and the role of the private sector in civil-military cooperationtransnational threats, and the promotion of civil-military cooperation and its role in building peace, the management of cyber incidents and opportunities for Brazil and the European Union, the way spatial and cyber domains interact and the implications for the Brazilian Aerospace Power, and energy security via an Inclusive Transition considered as a crucial dimension for any International Security Strategy, among many other relevant topics related to the main theme.

The publication of the book Policy Papers - International Security Conference follows the successful trajectory of the Forte de Copacabana International Security Conference. It is a bilingual edition, with contributions from experts or practitioners in the field of international security. The Policy Papers aim at identifying challenges and presenting policy recommendations for the future.

This edition includes 14 papers addressing some of the main topics related to international security strategies in the new geopolitical world order. Topics discussed include the protection of critical infrastructure and the role of the private sector in civil-military cooperationtransnational threats, and the promotion of civil-military cooperation and its role in building peace, the management of cyber incidents and opportunities for Brazil and the European Union, the way spatial and cyber domains interact and the implications for the Brazilian Aerospace Power, and energy security via an Inclusive Transition considered as a crucial dimension for any International Security Strategy, among many other relevant topics related to the main theme.

Participants in this publication

Bárbara Campos Diniz
Assistant Editor at Revista Relações Exteriores and E-International Relations

Bruna Coelho Jaeger
Lecturer in the International Relations undergraduate course (UniLaSalle-RJ)

Cauê Pimentel
Diplomat

Daniel Vidal Pérez
Researcher at Embrapa

Edival Dan Junior
Sector Manager for Local Content at Petrobras

Gilberto M. A. Rodrigues
Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in International Relations at the Federal University of ABC

Gills Vilar Lopes
Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Aerospace Science at the Brazilian Air Force University

Ines Correa Gomes Cardinot
Researcher at the Simulations and Scenarios Laboratory (LSC) at the Naval Warfare Academy (EGN)

Irene Giner-Reichl
Austrian Ambassador to Brazil and Suriname

Jorge Lasmar
Professor at the Department of International Relations of PUC-MG

Marcelo Mello Valença
Assistant Professor at the Department of International Relations at UERJ

Margarita Cuervo Iglesias
Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarship

Marília Closs
Doctoral student in Political Science from the Institute of Social and Political Studies of UERJ

Tadeu Morato Maciel
Collaborating Lecturer at the Institute of Strategic Studies at the Fluminense Federal University

Tássio Franchi
Adjunct professor at Meira Mattos Institute at the Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College

Veronica F. Azzi
Postdoctoral researcher at the School of Social Sciences at Fundação Getúlio Vargas

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