This research seeks to examine the policy performance of international concertation of India, Brazil and South Africa based on the behavior of the countries' foreign policies related. The hypothesis is that an efficient political performance between Intermediate States depends on external political assertions and aligned in the search for achieving the preferences (institutional goals) of their agreement, designed here for evaluation as part of international institutions like the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
South South International Coalitions; Comparative Foreign Policy; Intermediate States
