Brazilian Journal of Law and International Relations

Brazilian Journal of Law and International Relations is an Open Access journal. This journal adopts to an editorial policy that seeks to provide a forum for different types of scientific studies —theoretical and empirical — to facilitate the exchange of information on Political Science and International Relations with Emerging countries and the world; to provide inputs for analyzing, evaluating and proposing public policies that are more in accordance with social realities and incorporating different contents that stimulate new research agendas.
 
 
The objective of Brazilian Journal of Law and International Relations is to disseminate unpublished papers (in Spanish, English and Portuguese) that will promote national and international debate in the fields of Law, Political Science and International Relations, by means of the analysis of political phenomena past and present, from the viewpoints of relevant and innovative disciplinary and interdisciplinary methodological approaches.
 
 
 
 
 

Vol 4, No 54 (2026)

Table of Contents

Artigos

Édgar Hernán FUENTES-CONTRERAS, Rodrigo Andres Guerra ESPINOSA
01 - 31
Elisaide TREVISAM, Maria Paula Zanchet de Camargo PADILHA
32 - 59
Hugo Rogelio SUPPO, Carlos Federico Domínguez AVILA
60 - 85
Felipe Kern MOREIRA, Fábio Santos BRUNETTO, Vithor Sampaio de FREITAS
86 - 105
Víctor Humberto GONZÁLEZ-ACUÑA, María Elena SOTO-VELÁSQUEZ
106 - 131