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11/Sep/2012
Marcelo de Almeida Medeiros, Liliana Froio
DOI: 10.1590/1981-3894201200010002
This article aims to examine how the entry of biofuels into Brazil’s international agenda came about and which actors and interests have influenced the formulation of the Brazilian foreign policy on biofuels. To this end, the article will be developed in two stages: (1) an analysis of the factors that explain how biofuels came to fit into Brazilian foreign policy; (2) an analysis of domestic and international actors and interests that impact the international strategy adopted by Brazil on biofuels. […]
Keywords: Biofuels; Brazil; Environment; Policies; Regimes