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-Armijo, L. E. (2007). The BRICs countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) as analytical category: mirage or insight?. Asian perspective, 7-42.** {{ :armijowhybrics.pdf |}}
+Armijo, L. E. (2007). The BRICs countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) as analytical category: mirage or insight?. Asian perspective, 7-42. {{ :armijowhybrics.pdf |}}
 Degaut, M., & Meacham, C. E. (2015). Do the BRICS still matter?. Center for Strategic & International Studies.{{ ::do_the_brics_still_matter.pdf |}}
+Lo, B. (2016). The illusion of convergence–Russia, China and the BRICS. Russie. Nei. Visions, 92, 13.
 Nuruzzaman, M. (2020). Why BRICS is no threat to the post-war liberal world order. International Studies, 57(1), 51-66.
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 Pant, H. V. (2013). The BRICS fallacy. The Washington Quarterly, 36(3), 91-105.{{ :bricsfallacypant.pdf |}}
+Roberts, C. (2010). Russia's BRICs diplomacy: Rising outsider with dreams of an insider. Polity, 42(1), 38-73. {{ ::robertsbrics.pdf |}}
-Roberts, C. (2010). Russia's BRICs diplomacy: Rising outsider with dreams of an insider. Polity, 42(1), 38-73.** {{ ::robertsbrics.pdf |}}
 Sharma, R. (2012). Broken BRICs: Why the rest stopped rising. Foreign Aff., 91, 2.{{ ::91foreignaff2.pdf |}}