The Dr. Ruth Cardoso Program for Fellowships in Anthropology and Sociology is a partnership supported by the Coordination of the Advancement of Higher Education (CAPES), Georgetown University and the Fulbright Commission for Educational Exchange between the United States and Brazil. The program will support the participation of Brazilian professors and researchers working in Brazilian institutions in teaching and research activities at the Center for Latin American Studies in Georgetown.
São Paulo, Brazil's economic capital with a population of 12 million people, is a privileged object for those interested in urban issues worldwide. Since the 1940s, it has inspired thousands of PhD dissertations on spatial and social segregation, democratic development and socio-economic inequality, crime and violence, citizenship and urban change. From this vast production, this research…
In 1830 and 1832 the recently independent Brazilian Empire promulgated its first two codes, a Criminal Code and a Code of Criminal Procedure. Those diplomas duly embraced some then widely spread maxima (dating back to the middle of the 18th century) concerning Penal Laws and Citizen's rights to a fair trial and full defence. In recent studies I was able to illuminate many aspects regardi…
The research intends: to study the relations between Brazilian communist and non-communist intellectuals and artists, investigating the cultural Cold War from the American point of view (as opposed to the internationalization promoted by the Soviets and the French Communists); to discover the importance for authors like Erico Veríssimo of the cultural network created with American support…
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