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Mahrukh Doctor. (2022) Development banks as instruments of Brazilian strategic diplomacy. Contemporary Politics 28:1, pages 79-98.
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Mario Urueña Sánchez, Héctor Olasolo & Clara Hernández Cortés. (2023) Enfoques de política exterior norteamericanos vs. latinoamericanos: niveles y unidades de análisis. América Latina Hoy 92, pages 135-150.
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