O projeto abaixo descrito, do qual participei como analista pelo Brasil, tem a a ver com as novas configurações da política mundial. Ele foi concebido pela Stanley Foundation, que agora divulga os papers principais (nem todos eles se encontram disponíveis, apenas os que linkei -- ugh! --, como abaixo).
Eles insistem em me chamar de Paolo, talvez pensem que somos todos italianos por estas bandas. (O link que fizeram em meu nome, refere-se, na verdade, ao livro sobre o brasilianismo americano, que editei com meu amigo Marshall Eakin pela Wisconsin Press).
Powers and Principles: International Leadership in a Shrinking World
Neste link.
The aim of the Stanley Foundation’s project on Powers and Principles: International Leadership in a Shrinking World is to identify plausible actions and trends for the next ten years by which the international community could become more unified. The foundation asked contributing authors to describe the paths by which nine powerful nations, a regional union of 27 states, and a multinational corporation could all emerge as constructive stakeholders in a strengthened rules-based international order. For each case, the writers discuss how their given country might deal with the internal and external challenges posed by international norms for the global economy, domestic governance and society, and global and regional security.
Project participants are listed below, with their subject focus, in the order in which their essays will be published. To provide a perspective from inside, and a counterweight, a commentator from the country (or other actor) has been enlisted to give a reaction to the coauthors’ essay. Author affiliations are for identification only, and views expressed in the essays and comments are personal and not on behalf of the institutions for which they work.
A Stake in the System: Redefining American Leadership
Suzanne Nossel, Affiliated Scholar, Center for American Progress
David Shorr, Program Officer, Stanley Foundation
Commentator: Nikolas Gvosdev, Faculty Member, Naval War College
India: The Ultimate Test of Free-Market Democracy
Barbara Crossette, Former Foreign Correspondent, The New York Times
George Perkovich, Vice President for Studies, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Commentator: C. Raja Mohan, Professor of South Asian Studies, Nanyang Technical University, Singapore
Rue de la Loi: The Global Ambition of the European Project
Ronald D. Asmus, Executive Director, Transatlantic Center, The German Marshall Fund of the United States
Tod Lindberg, Editor, Policy Review, Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Commentator: Robert Cooper, Director-General for External and Politico-Military Affairs of the European Union
A Rising China's Rising Responsibilities
Bates Gill, Director, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Michael Schiffer, Program Officer, Stanley Foundation
Commentator: Wu Xinbo, Deputy Director, Center for American Studies, Fudan University
Brazil's Candidacy for Major Power Status
Miguel Diaz, Former Director, South America Project, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Paolo Roberto de Almeida, Professor of Political Economy, Centro Universitário de Brasília
Commentator: Georges D. Landau, Senior Counselor, Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI), Rio de Janeiro
Russia as a Responsible Global Stakeholder
Andrew C. Kuchins, Director, Russia and Eurasia Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Richard Weitz, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Commentator: Dmitri Trenin, Deputy Director, Carnegie Moscow Center
The Oil Majors: Leaders or Laggards on Responsibility and Sustainability?
Susan Aaronson, Associate Research Professor, Elliot School, The George Washington University
David Deese, Associate Professor, Boston College
Commentator: Edward Chow, Senior Fellow, Energy and National Security Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Iran as a Responsible Global Stakeholder
Suzanne Maloney, Senior Fellow, Saban Center for Middle East Policy, The Brookings Institution
Ray Takeyh, Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Commentator: Omid Memarian, Inter Press Service
Turkey as a Responsible Global Stakeholder
Zeyno Baran, Director, Center for Eurasian Policy, Hudson Institute
Ian Lesser, Senior Transatlantic Fellow, The German Marshall Fund of the United States
Commentator: Huseyin Bagci, Professor of International Relations, Middle East Technical University
South Africa as a Responsible Global Stakeholder
Pauline Baker, President, The Fund for Peace
Princeton Lyman, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Commentator: Khehla Shubane, Director, RMB Holdings
Japan as a Responsible Global Stakeholder
Steve Clemons, Director, American Strategy Program, New America Foundation
Weston Konishi, Toshiba International Affairs Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Commentator: Masaru Tamamoto, Senior Fellow, World Policy Institute
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