UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL Programa de Pós-Graduação em Estudos Estratégicos Internacionais

Relações Internacionais do Mundo Árabe Prof. Dra. Silvia Ferabolli 2019/1 [email protected] Horário: Segundas, 14h – 17h 04 créditos/60hrs

EMENTA: A disciplina articula temas e conceitos-chave da disciplina de Relações Internacionais com questões caras aos estudos árabes de área, tendo como ponto de partida – e de chegada – uma abordagem crítica para a construção do conhecimento sobre o mundo árabe como uma região do Sul Global.

OBJETIVOS: Analisar, estruturar e desenvolver, mas também discutir, criticar e intervir no debate sobre 1) os fundamentos teórico-conceituais para uma perspectiva árabe das RI; 2) os temas constitutivos do mundo árabe como objeto de estudos das RI; e 3) as RI do mundo árabe da perspectiva do Sul Global.

METODOLOGIA e CRITÉRIOS DE AVALIAÇÃO: Aula expositiva-dialogada, apresentação e discussão de textos. O aproveitamento do semestre será avaliado pelas apresentações dos trabalhos, pela contribuição nos debates em sala de aula e pelo artigo a ser entregue dois meses (60 dias) após o término da disciplina.

OBSERVAÇÕES: Esse é o Plano de Ensino preliminar da disciplina. As leituras obrigatórias e sugeridas para cada módulo serão definidas ao longo do semestre e disponibilizadas na Sala de Aula Virtual sempre com pelo menos uma semana de antecedência.

PROGRAMA

PARTE I: Fundamentos teórico-conceituais para uma perspectiva árabe das RI 1. A região árabe (e não o Oriente Médio) como objeto de análise das RI 2. Relações intra-árabes: política, cultura e capital 3. O Estado árabe como unidade de análise e locus de poder 4. O pensamento árabe sobre as RI e o lugar da região árabe nos estudos de Sul Global 5. Fechamento do módulo e orientações para construção dos artigos

PARTE II: Temas constitutivos do mundo árabe como objeto de estudos das RI 6. Da geopolítica à economia política do petróleo 7. O Islã como força política nacional e transnacional 8. Segurança internacional e (in)segurança regional árabe 9. Autoritarismo, Estado mukhabarat e as relações civil-militares no mundo árabe 10. Fechamento do módulo e orientações para desenvolvimento dos artigos

Parte III: As RI do mundo árabe da perspectiva do Sul Global 11. Para além da dicotomia sunita-xiita: as relações saudito-iranianas 12. O encontro da estratégia chinesa BRI com a política árabe “look East” 13. Islã político, geopolítica do petróleo e as relações árabes com Rússia e Índia 14. Para além da Cúpula ASPA: a articulação das relações árabes-sul americanas 15. Fechamento do módulo e orientações para conclusão dos artigos BIBLIOGRAFIA

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