Brazilean diplomacy and the climate change gobernance. Brazil proposals in Kyoto and Paris (1997-2015) by Bueno, María del Pilar, Calcagno, Duilio

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FINANCIAL DIPLOMACY WITH NON TRADITIONAL CREDIT SOURCES DURING THE MAURICIO MACRI’S ADMINISTRATION.... by Fabani, Ornela, Fernandez Alonso, José

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Spies, russians and maximalists in the summer of 1919. The Tragic Week revisited from the diplomatic and journalistic sources by Koppmann, Walter Ludovico, Asquini, Sabrina

“…The aim of this paper is to revisit the Tragic Week of 1919 in Buenos Aires, analyzing new sources that belong from the foreign diplomacy and the espionage. In addition, it examines the mainstreamperspectives and bibliography.The little-explored documents enables new questions on an apparently already-known subject, with respect to which, however, recent works have shown that there are still different aspects to deepen.…”
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The Great Fear of 1919 on a Global Scale: Argentina's Tragic Week and the North American Archives by Lvovich, Daniel

“…In this article we inscribe the events of the Tragic Week of 1919 in a transnational perspective, considering the ways in which U.S. diplomacy and intelligence services analyzed and interpreted it and linked it to a set of contemporary events and processes. …”
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Global governance in the health sector: changes in the “world order”, in the international arena and impacts in health by Almeida, Celia Maria de

“…This paper examines global governance in the health sector, drawing on discussions of the context in which this term emerged along with other related denominations such as global health, global health governance (or global governance for health), and health diplomacy (or global health diplomacy). It is framed by policy analysis theory, on the assumption that both domestic policies —including foreign policy— and international policies are considered public policies, given that they interrelate different actors, ideas and preferences at the various different stages in the decision-making process: agenda-setting, policymaking, implementation and outcomes. …”
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