Danilo César Souza Pinto

Anthropologist. BA (2004) and masters degree (2007) in Social Science at São Carlos Federal University (UFSCar). PhD (2013) in Social Anthropology at São Carlos Federal University (UFSCar), with the thesis Public Homages from Legislative Councils: ethnography about states symbolic process. Post doctorate in Social Anthropology (DAN/UNICAMP, 2021). Visiting Researcher (2010-2011) at Social Science Institute of Lisbon University. Currently, professor and of Social Anthropology and manager at Ethnic Relation and Contemporaneity Masters Programme (PPGREC, UESB), Southwest Bahia Estate University, Jequié, Brazil. Special Interests in bureaucracy, politics, state, education, ethnic diversity, indigenous theme and Brazilian society. Member of national research study group: Indigenous Theme and Interculturality Research Group. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)