Philip Cunliffe is a Senior Lecturer in International Conflict at the University of Kent. Kai Michael Kenkel is part of the permanent faculty at PUC-Rio, Brazil.

• Introduction. Rebels or aspirants: Rising powers, normative contestation and intervention KAI MICHAEL KENKEL AND PHILIP CUNLIFFE 1. Rising powers and international intervention: The constraints on collective action ALCIDES COSTA VAZ 2. Norms and tolerance between words and deeds: Brazil’s long-term approach to global governance ANTONIO JORGE RAMALHO 3. Modernization in-between: The ambivalent role of Brazil in contemporary peacebuilding efforts in Africa MARTA FERNÁNDEZ AND CARLOS FREDERICO PEREIRA DA SILVA GAMA 4. International interventions and the use of force: A theoretical framework for understanding rising powers’ normative responses CARLOS CHAGAS VIANNA BRAGA 5. The ethics of the "responsibility while protecting": Brazil, the Responsibility to Protect, and the restrictive approach to humanitarian intervention JAMES PATTISON 6. Multilateral interventions as a power-enhancing instrument: Rising powers’ path from the periphery to the center NIL SEDA SATANA 7. A right of intervention or a global-social R2P? OLIVER P. RICHMOND 8. R2P and the interplay between policy and norms in a shifting global order RAMESH THAKUR

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Philip Cunliffe is a Senior Lecturer in International Conflict at the University of Kent. Kai Michael Kenkel is part of the permanent faculty at PUC-Rio, Brazil.

• Introduction. Rebels or aspirants: Rising powers, normative contestation and intervention KAI MICHAEL KENKEL AND PHILIP CUNLIFFE 1. Rising powers and international intervention: The constraints on collective action ALCIDES COSTA VAZ 2. Norms and tolerance between words and deeds: Brazil’s long-term approach to global governance ANTONIO JORGE RAMALHO 3. Modernization in-between: The ambivalent role of Brazil in contemporary peacebuilding efforts in Africa MARTA FERNÁNDEZ AND CARLOS FREDERICO PEREIRA DA SILVA GAMA 4. International interventions and the use of force: A theoretical framework for understanding rising powers’ normative responses CARLOS CHAGAS VIANNA BRAGA 5. The ethics of the "responsibility while protecting": Brazil, the Responsibility to Protect, and the restrictive approach to humanitarian intervention JAMES PATTISON 6. Multilateral interventions as a power-enhancing instrument: Rising powers’ path from the periphery to the center NIL SEDA SATANA 7. A right of intervention or a global-social R2P? OLIVER P. RICHMOND 8. R2P and the interplay between policy and norms in a shifting global order RAMESH THAKUR

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Philip Cunliffe is a Senior Lecturer in International Conflict at the University of Kent. Kai Michael Kenkel is part of the permanent faculty at PUC-Rio, Brazil.

• Introduction. Rebels or aspirants: Rising powers, normative contestation and intervention KAI MICHAEL KENKEL AND PHILIP CUNLIFFE 1. Rising powers and international intervention: The constraints on collective action ALCIDES COSTA VAZ 2. Norms and tolerance between words and deeds: Brazil’s long-term approach to global governance ANTONIO JORGE RAMALHO 3. Modernization in-between: The ambivalent role of Brazil in contemporary peacebuilding efforts in Africa MARTA FERNÁNDEZ AND CARLOS FREDERICO PEREIRA DA SILVA GAMA 4. International interventions and the use of force: A theoretical framework for understanding rising powers’ normative responses CARLOS CHAGAS VIANNA BRAGA 5. The ethics of the "responsibility while protecting": Brazil, the Responsibility to Protect, and the restrictive approach to humanitarian intervention JAMES PATTISON 6. Multilateral interventions as a power-enhancing instrument: Rising powers’ path from the periphery to the center NIL SEDA SATANA 7. A right of intervention or a global-social R2P? OLIVER P. RICHMOND 8. R2P and the interplay between policy and norms in a shifting global order RAMESH THAKUR

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