BRICS
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BRICS is a financial term used to refer to the combination of the countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
The term is mainly used the financial world and it is derived from the popular term BRIC.
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[edit] References
- UFRJ - (Portuguese)
- Goldman Sachs quotes the South Africa, in the page 11
| Power in international relations | |
|---|---|
| Power statuses | Middle power | Regional power | Great power | Superpower | Hyperpower |
| Emerging superpowers | China | India | European Union |
| Future geopolitics | African Century | American Century | Asian Century | British Moment | Chinese Century | European Century | Indian Century | Pacific Century |
| Types of power | Soft power | Hard power | Political power | Power (sociology) | Power politics | Power projection | Polarity in international relations |
| Other | BRIC | BRIMC | BRICS | BRICET | Energy superpower | Second superpower | SCO |
