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YEAR 5 / ISSUE No. 18
2026
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Consensus and Implementation at COP30
How a Two-Tier Multilateralism Opens New Perspectives
André Aranha Corrêa do Lago
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Can Brazil Have an Influential Role in the Energy Transition in a Fragmented World?
How to Translate Potential into Lasting Geopolitical and Economic Influence
Clarissa Lins
Bernardo Corrêa
Maria Luiza Miraglia
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Industrializing the Green Advantage
Brazil in the Midst of the Transition
Rosana Santos
Carolina Giusti
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Green Industrialization, Productive Transformation, and Economic Sovereignty
Opportunities and Challenges for Brazil
Laura Carvalho
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Bioeconomy as the Synthesis of the Transitions
Brazil, the G20 and a Productive Paradigm in the Making
Marcelo Furtado
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Reconfiguring the Brazilian Agrifood System through Tropical Regenerative Agriculture
Integrating the Management of Agroecosystems
Ricardo Abramovay
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Diversity as Infrastructure of Farms and Forests in the Tropics
Recognizing Ecological Diversity as Productive Infrastructure
Ludmila Rattis
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Brazil Knows How to Reduce Deforestation
But Must Learn How to Create Incentives to Prevent Its Return
André Guimarães
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Brazil Should Keep the Forest and Sell the Carbon
The Country Can become a Leader in Carbon Sequestration
Marcelo Medeiros
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A New Political History of the Brazilian Dictatorship
Book Review of Felipe Loureiro’s "Olhares ianques: a ditadura brasileira nos arquivos norte-americanos" (Companhia das Letras 2026).
Marcos Napolitano