Debater:
Danilo Porfírio de Castro Vieira – Author of the work, Post-doctorate in Oriental Letters from the University of São Paulo. Professor of Law at the Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research – IDP
Guest:
Frederico Seixas Dias – PhD from the Institute of International Relations of the University of Brasília, with a doctoral internship at Harvard University. Adjunct professor of International Relations at the Centro Universitário de Brasília (CEUB), where he leads the Center for Studies of the United States of America – NEEUA. He was a visiting researcher at the Department of History at Harvard University. His main areas of specialization include, among others, International Relations theory, US foreign policy, Brazilian foreign policy and the history of international political thought.
Speaker:
Geraldo Nagib Zahran Filho – PhD in Politics and International Studies from the University of Cambridge (2016). He specializes in studies on the United States, foreign policy analysis, institutions and the history of international relations. Producer and host of the international politics podcast Chutando a Escada. Author of “Liberal tradition and foreign policy in the United States” (Apicuri/PUC-Rio, 2012). Winner of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Award for Best Master's Thesis from the US Embassy (2006), he was a visiting researcher at George Washington University (2008).
Paulo Roberto da Silva Gomes Filho – Army reserve colonel. Master in Military Sciences from the Army Command and General Staff College and in Defense and Strategy Studies from the National Defense University, in Beijing/China. He is currently an analyst at the Army's Center for Strategic Studies.
Debater:
Danilo Porfírio de Castro Vieira – Author of the work, Post-doctorate in Oriental Letters from the University of São Paulo. Professor of Law at the Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research – IDP
Theme: Hezbollah: insurgency, political action and stigmatization
Speaker:
Aline Maria Thomé Arruda – Bachelor in International Relations, from the Centro Universitário de Brasília; Master and PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Brasília. Leader of the research group: Cultural Processes in International Relations. Professor at the University Center of Brasília. Member of the Tri Legal Podcast in International Relations.
Debater:
Danilo Porfírio de Castro Vieira – Author of the work, Post-doctorate in Oriental Letters from the University of São Paulo. Professor of Law at the Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research – IDP