ABSTRACT This article focuses on the political dynamics shaping policy agendas and prescriptions in international organisations (IOs). It elucidates the interactions of Brazil’s state and non-state actors with international bureaucrats, and their role in framing the strategy and recommendations promoted by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and Portuguese-speaking Community of Countries regarding the challenge of tackling food insecurity. The research builds on semi-structured interviews and a significant number of institutional documents, and combines constructivist international relations theory and sociological approaches to policy transfer/diffusion to explore the circulatory processes of policymaking. Aside from enhancing understanding of the micro-dynamics of framing and diffusion of policy ideas and prescriptions in IOs, the article provides information on the dissemination of policy solutions from the global south towards IOs and subsequently, to other developing countries.

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巴西食品政策在国际组织中的传播：评估知识框架的过程

摘要本文重点介绍影响国际组织（IOs）政策议程和规定的政治动态。它阐明了巴西国家和非国家行为者与国际官僚的互动，以及他们在制定联合国粮食及农业组织和葡语国家共同体提出的应对粮食不安全挑战的战略和建议中的作用。该研究建立在半结构化访谈和大量机构文件的基础上，并将建构主义国际关系理论和社会学方法结合用于政策转移/扩散，以探索决策的循环过程。除了增进对IO中政策构想和处方的框架和传播的微观动力学的理解之外，