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14 April 2010BRICs divided on global agenda, look to mutual trade
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1 November 2010Energy Innovation - Driving Technology Competition and Cooperation Among the U.S., China, India, and Brazil
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Low-carbon technology innovation and diffusion are both essential aspects of an effective response to climate change. Studying China, India, and Brazil, Michael A. Levi, Elizabeth C. Economy, Tagged Under Brazil , China , climate change , emerging markets , India , low carbon technology |
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14 April 2011South Africa’s human rights dilemma in BRICS
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On the 14th April 2011, China will host the third Summit of the BRICS group. This Summit Tagged Under Brazil , BRICS , human rights , jacob zuma , no fly zone , South Africa , south africa foreign policy , UN Resolution 1973 |
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22 April 2011Is BRICS a Real Bloc?
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When the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa met for a day-long summit in the south China resort city of Sanya last week, they may all have privately marvelled at quite how Tagged Under Brazil , BRICS , China , Dmitry Medvedev , India-China , Libya , Muammar Gaddafi , Sino-Russia |
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19 April 2011What influence does China have in BRICS?
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On 14th April 2011, China hosted the 3rd Heads of State Summit of the BRICS forum. The Summit was deemed to be a special event since it formally admitted a fifth BRIC member into its ranks. The Tagged Under Beijing , Brazil , BRICS , Delhi , G8 , South Africa |
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5 May 2011The other BRIC in Latin America: India
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When trade relations between Argentina and China hit choppy waters early last year, a new partner suddenly appeared on the horizon. In April 2010, Beijing stopped buying Argentine soybean oil in Tagged Under Argentina , Bolivia , Brazil , indo-latin , LAC , Pablo Neruda , TCS , Trinidad and Tobago , Uruguay |
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1 March 2009Trade Policy in the BRIICS: A crisis ttocktake and looking ahead
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The BRIICS – Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia, China and South Africa - are the largest developing countries in their respective regions. A snapshot of their trade policies shows they have already Tagged Under Brazil , BRIICS , crisis intervention , FTA , G20 , South Africa , WTO |
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1 January 2008Globalisation and the political economy of trade liberalisation in the BRIICS
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This paper tries to make sense of trade-policy developments in the BRIICS (Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia, China and South Africa), against the backdrop of trade and foreign-direct-investment ( Tagged Under Brazil , BRIICS , liberalization , OECD , South Africa , Washington Consensus , WTO |
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27 July 2010India: Latin America’s next big thing?
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Over the past decade, the economic performance and future prospects of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have been radically transformed by the emergence of China, a fast growing, immensely Tagged Under Argentina , Bolivia , Brazil , Chile , FTA , indo-latin , LAC , Mexico , SEZ , Uruguay |
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20 May 2011Latin America’s glossed decade
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The Inter-American Development Bank declared last July that this would be “Latin America’s Decade”. A couple of months later, The Economist endorsed that idea, which Tagged Under Brazil , fiscal policies , International Monetary Fund , Mexico’s Tequila Crisis , World Economic Forum |
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