Filipe de Oliveira Guimarães

PhD in Religious Studies from UMESP in 2015 (FAPESP funding). Master in Religious Studies from UFPB (PROCAD funding) in 2011. Graduated in Business Administration from UFPB. Specialization in Tourism Management. Degree in History and Geography. Post-doctorate in International Relations from UFABC in 2017 investigating the topic of interreligious dialogue in international relations. Post-doctorate in Sustainable Amazon Development from UNIFAP, researching the topic of Indigenous Tourism in the Legal Amazon, Cultural Practice and Public Policies (PNPD/CAPES funding, 2020-2024). Speaker invited by the Tourism Program at the University of Otago (New Zealand) to talk about the topic of Indigenous Tourism in the Legal Amazon. Leader of the OLHARTE Research Group. Worked as a Professor of History at the Binacional Campus of UNIFAP (2019), Professor of International Relations at the Marco Zero UNIFAP Campus (2018). Professor at IFTO in 2025 (FAPTO Funding). Between 2013 and 2024, wrote 13 books, organized 11 books, wrote 21 chapters and published 15 articles. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)