16-17 SET | 4th AEGIS Thematic Conference on Africa in the Indian Ocean
Organizada pelo CEI-Iscte e a AEGIS’ Collaborative Research Group on Africa in the Indian Ocean (CRG-AIO), a 4th AEGIS Thematic
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diplomacy
Lusophone Sea on a high tide?
CEI intern, Lúcio Hanenberg, reflects on the importance of the sea for international relations through a narrative discourse analysis of three case studies.
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Brazil-Africa Relations in the 21st Century: From Surge to Downturn and Beyond
CEI researcher Pedro Seabra co-edited a book with Mathias Alencastro: “Brazil-Africa Relations in the 21st Century: From Surge to Downturn and Beyond”.
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Future Prospects for India-EU Relations
CEI researcher, Manuel Herrera Almela, comments on the consequences of the comprehensive engagement between the leaders of the European Union and India.
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CfP | Transatlantic Studies Association – extended until 20 March
The call for panels and papers of the 19th Transatlantic Studies Association annual conference has been extended until 20 March.
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The American Peace plan for the Middle East
CEI researcher and former ambassador Mirko Stefanovic comments on the recently announced North American Peace plan for the Middle East peace process.
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Saudi Mis(Calculation) and the Turkish Reaction to the Killing of Jamal Khashoggi
CEI-IUL researcher Mirko Stefanovic comments on the circumstances and reactions to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Israeli-Palestinian Non-Existing Negotiations
CEI-IUL researcher Mirko Stefanovic comments on the effects of United States’ foreign policy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Quem tem medo da China?
A investigadora do CEI-IUL Cátia Miriam Costa comenta, num artigo de opinião para o jornal Público, os recentes esforços diplomáticos da China.
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A series of unfortunate resets: U.S.-Russian relations after the Cold War
CEI-IUL researcher David Ferreira debates the main aspects of the history of the relationship between the USA and Russia after the Cold War.
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