Three Perspectives of - BRICS Analysis: - A Suggested Methodology

Baumann Optimistically, Desai (2013) notes that “not (2022) characterizes deglobalization as since the Non-Aligned Movement and the call involving trade protectionism, the restructuring for a new economic order in the 1970s has the of global production chains and the rise of world seen such a coordinated challenge to nationalism, all of which lead to the gradual Western hegemony in the global econ. [...] Expanding the the creation of two new joint institutions: the organization has always been on the agenda for New Development Bank (NDB) and the Reserve China, which promoted the inclusion of South Contingent Arrangement (ARC). [...] the Brazilian Amazon and the Musina-Makhado Special Economic in the Limpopo Province in In recent years, scholars have delved deeper South Africa suggest that, within the capitalist into the issues of investment facilitation and mode of production, South-South investment protection agreements between countries fails to provide a positive economic alternative in the Global South, taking a closer lo. [...] relationship between Brazil and South Africa Despite the reformist approach of four of the needs to be improved through exchanges BRICS founders with regard to relations with and the elaboration of joint strategies based Latin American and the Caribbean as well as on development programs that put people’s African countries, all of the BRICS countries, needs before profit. [...] This choice reinforces such as health, the environment, agriculture the model’s rules and principles that guarantee and energy are fundamental to achieving rights to foreign investors at the expense of better social and working conditions for the sovereign right of states to regulate in the the majority of our populations, including public interest issues fundamental to societies, women, indigenou.