Titlebook: China, Brazil and Petroleum; The Role of China in Pedro Henrique Batista Barbosa Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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M. S. Vasudevan,P. A. Nelson,M. S. Howeed to grab opportunities that emerged with the continuous expansion of the local oil sector. During the 2010s, the Brazilian economic crisis and corruption investigations in the oil industry also offered a chance to some Chinese service providers to land in Brazil, since some native firms restrained

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Volker Schulz,Roland Stoffel,Heinz Zornationship, converging interests, strategies, and market dynamics have helped to bring the two sides close together. On the one hand, China and its financial institutions had the monetary capacity to finance oil companies around the world and, at the same time, to drive the internationalization of th

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Pedro Henrique Batista BarbosaExplores Sino-Brazilian relations.Explains why oil is important for the relationship.Provides insights into Chinese diplomacy

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Acoustic Radiation from Vortex SolitonsThe history of Brazilian oil sector can be divided into four phases: (i) initial oil research and exploration attempts; (ii) the start of onshore production; (iii) offshore production and the road to self-sufficiency; and (iv) the pre-salt revolution.

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