IPRIS is a think tank based in Lisbon dedicated to research on issues of International Relations, with particular interest regarding Portuguese foreign and defense policies, as well as the Portuguese-speaking countries, and the Maghreb. The Institute sponsors research and conferences, and publishes books and periodicals. Our scholars are responsible for conducting research and writing on subjects of their individual knowledge and interest, disseminating the results of their research through publications and conferences.

Cape Verde and the Security Council: time for reelection? - 01-04-2011
South Atlantic crossfire: Portugal in-between Brazil and NATO - 18-11-2010
Portugal and Algeria: Still looking for greater strategic depth? - 03-11-2010
Historical evolution of the Europeanization process of Turkey - 21-10-2010
Keeping business in and politics out: Angola's multi-vector foreign policy - 13-10-2010
Shifting Turkey: Ankara’s new dynamics under the AKP government - 24-09-2010
Turkish disappointment: How the European Union contributed to Ankara's new foreign policy - 23-09-2010
The geopolitics of Abkhazia's sovereignty - 15-09-2010
Is foreign policy an issue in Brazil’s presidential elections? - 06-09-2010
Tunisia: EU incentives contributing to new repression - 26-08-2010
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