Banca de DEFESA: Alvaro Eduardo Magalhães Nunes

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STUDENT : Alvaro Eduardo Magalhães Nunes
DATE: 12/05/2023
TIME: 16:00
LOCAL: PPGHIS - Módulo 24
TITLE:

Brazilian Foreign Policy in the post-World War II period: construction of an industrial society and energy demands, the Brazil-Bolivia relationship in the context of the crisis (1973-1974)

KEY WORDS:

Brazil. Bolivia. Integration. Industrialization. Energy

PAGES: 146
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUMMARY:

This dissertation aims to examine the energy -industrial Geisel-Banzer agreement, signed in 1974, in the city of Cochabamba in Bolivia, in order to identify the main causes of its decline that led to the frustration of the ambitious integration process. The purpose of the two countries was the construction of an industrial center in the southeast region of Bolivia, financed by the Brazilian government, which, in exchange, would have the right to acquire part of that country's energy potential, especially natural gas. Based on this design, the research is divided into three chapters. In the first, it rescues topics of Brazilian foreign policy in the post-Second War that emphasized the primacy of the construction of the Brazilian industrial society, as well as the consequent demands for energy. Prioritizes, in subchapters, the analysis of Brazil in the Inter-American System (1945-1964); the conquest of the State in 1964 and its implications for foreign policy (integration and bilateral relations in the energy field); and the project “Brazil, a Great Power”: its emergence and sub-imperialism . The aim is to identify possible vices organically constructed by Brazilian politics and draw lessons that affected future initiatives aimed at regional integration. In the second, the Geisel era is presented, focusing on aspects of “Responsible Pragmatism”, the economic strategy of 1974 and the main challenge of his management: energy. Finally, the third chapter rescues the historical and contentious aspects of the Brazil-Bolivia relationship, notably marked by the negotiating presence of hydrocarbons: oil and gas, respectively. Soon after, the implications of the Roboré Agreement (1958) that contributed to its negative outcome and the interregnum of diplomatic negotiations (1972-1974), describing aspects that favored the signing of the Cochabamba Agreement and those that contributed to its failure .

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1714125 - CARLOS EDUARDO VIDIGAL
Externo à Instituição - CARLOS FEDERICO DOMÍNGUEZ AVILA - UERJ
Interno - 1284145 - LUIZ PAULO FERREIRA NOGUEROL
Interno - 2308048 - VIRGILIO CAIXETA ARRAES