Abstract The role of women in the fisheries sector is largely underestimated and underreported. Although women are a fundamental part of the seafood supply chain in Brazil, fisheries management is gender-biased; sectoral programs and policies fail to recognize, support, and guarantee fisherwomen legal and labor rights. Brazilian fisherwomen have been very active in claiming their rights and recognition in the fisheries sector; however, public policies are lagging, and so are the studies that subsidize them. Within the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and 2030 Agenda, it is critical to analyze the interactions between SDG 14 (Life below water) and SDG 5 (Gender equality) to discuss the gender dimensions underpinning fisheries (un)sustainability. We performed a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis of gender-oriented studies in marine fisheries in Brazil. We identified 19 studies, published up to December 2020, focused on artisanal fisheries. The publications show that women are present in fisheries and are fundamental subjects to maintaining the activity and continuity of this livelihood. However, fisherwomen remain invisible. Their work is underreported, underpaid, and undervalued, which jeopardizes the sustainability of artisanal marine fisheries. Considering the knowledge gaps to be addressed during the Ocean Decade, we recommend that researchers and politicians work to: make "hidden workforce" of women visible, embrace interdisciplinarity, set research priorities, fill the data gap, and subsidize public policies. During the next few years, it is critical to enable and settle monitoring and assessment programs that provide open access to data, information, and technologies for the predictability, the sustainable harvesting of the ocean, and the correct design of gender-sensitive fisheries and aquaculture policies.

Este estudo objetiva compreender a política externa brasileira recente perante a China e o BRICS. São analisados percepções, expectativas e projetos do Brasil com relação à China e ao BRICS, e discutidos os resultados obtidos por meio das negociações bilaterais e multilaterais estabelecidas entre Brasil, China e o BRICS ao final das reuniões bilaterais e multilaterais ocorridas em Brasília e Fortaleza, em julho de 2014. As questões que motivam este artigo são relativas às formas como agentes públicos e privados brasileiros estão se adaptando à presença da China e aproveitando as oportunidades criadas pelo BRICS e como estas se conformam com interesses políticos e econômicos brasileiros.

This study aims to understand the recent Brazilian foreign policy towards China and the BRICS. Perceptions, expectations and Brazil's projects to China and the BRICS are analyzed as well as discussed the results obtained by means of bilateral and multilateral negotiations between Brazil, China and the BRICS at the end of bilateral and multilateral meetings in Brasilia and Fortaleza, in July 2014. The questions that motivate this article are related to the ways public and private Brazilian agents are adapting to China's presence and seizing the opportunities created by the BRICS and how they conform to Brazilian's political and economic interests.