Vozes da juventude nas relações internacionais

Overview & Synopsis

This work brings together summaries of final papers from the International Relations and Integration course at UNILA, selected in Joint Call 13/2023 in celebration of the university's tenth anniversary. Produced between 2014 and 2024, the texts reflect the diversity of nationalities, trajectories, and perspectives of young internationalists, valuing critical approaches to gender, race, Latin Americanisms, and the Global South. The chapters address topics such as the Marxist Theory of Dependency, the role of non-state actors in the rise of China, feminist critiques of Human Rights, hierarchies in the UN trusteeship system, the impacts of the post-peace agreement in Colombia, the construction of Haitian-phobia in Dominican foreign policy, and non-tariff barriers in Mercosur. The collection highlights the transformative power of new readings of International Relations, strengthening perspectives committed to justice, diversity, and regional integration.