The Think Tanks and the strategic debate on emerging countries
the CFR, the liberal order and Putin’s Russia
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https://doi.org/10.36311/1982-8004.2017.v10n2.02.p9Keywords:
V. Putin, Russia, Foreign Affairs, CFRAbstract
O problema de pesquisa do presente artigo é: como a Rússia e a ordem mundial são descritas pelo Thinktanknorte-americanoCouncilonForeignRelations? A hipótese de trabalho é a de que: os padrões discursivos do CFR em relação à Rússia e à ordem mundial estão sintonizados com os seus valores liberais e, portanto, buscam moldá-las a estes valores. Diante disso, objetivo geral deste trabalho é descrever e analisar como a Rússia - de Putin - e a ordem - liberal - são representadas em dois dossiês temáticos da revista Foreign Affairs, publicada pelo CFR. Apresentam-se, então, dois objetivos específicos: i) analisar os padrões de consenso e dissenso discursivo acerca das duas temáticas em cada um dos dossiês e; ii) analisar as possíveis hipóteses relacionadas ao predomínio de um determinado padrão discursivo encontrado nos dossiês.Downloads
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