Renato Alencar Dotta

Doctor in Social History in Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Master in Social History in USP (2003). He worked as a Historian in Mauá's City Hall Museum (Mauá city, SP). Several years of experience on teaching in universities and colleges. Study themes: Political History (authoritarianism, integralism, fascist movements worldwide, the Vargas Regime), Regional History (São Paulo and nearby cities), Museums and Cultural Heritage. He is associate researcher in the Grupo de Estudos do Integralismo e Outros Movimentos Nacionalistas (GEINT-UFF), in the Laboratório de Estudos e Pesquisas da Contemporaneidade (LEPCON-UFABC), and is founder-member of GT História das Direitas (History of Right-Wing Movements; ANPUH). He organized three books about the Brazil's and international right-wing. Former member of São Bernardo do Campo and Mauá City Councils of Historical and Cultural Heritage. Nowadays, he is History teacher in Colégio Paulo Renato Souza, linked to Universidade Municipal de São Caetano do Sul (USCS), and is a researcher of "Memórias do ABC" Studies Group. Counsellor of ANPUH (National History Association, São Paulo State Section) during two terms. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)