This article analyzes the effect of the terrorist attacks of 11 of September for the north-american foreign policy, as well as the resonances that they had produced in the global order. So, the present study locates the terrorist attacks in the context of the world-wide order, discusses the actions of U.S.A. in the immediate pursuing of the events, considers the effect of the attacks of the point of view of the international order, examines its interaction with the globalization process, besides displaying the implications of these facts and processes for Brazil and its foreign policy.
Polítics; North-American Foreign Policy; Terrorism; International Order; Brazilian Foreign Policy