She is a Master's student in Political Science and an undergraduate in Social Sciences at the Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences (IFCH) of the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), and is graduated in Social Sciences with an emphasis in Political Science at the same institute. She is also a member of the Legislative Study Group at Unicamp (LEGU), the Brazilian Politics Study Group, linked to the Center for Public Opinion Studies at Unicamp (PolBras-CESOP/Unicamp), and the Political Education Extension Project at Unicamp ( PROEEP). She is a research associate at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (CEBRAP) and at the thematic Political Institutions, Executive-Legislative Interaction Patterns and Governing Capacity, supervised by Profª. Dr. Andrea Freitas. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Congress frequently discusses and changes the rules relating to its own organization, its functioning and its decision-making process, and it does so through internal resolutions, matters of private competence of the National Congress or of each of its houses, Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate. A preliminary analysis showed that around 280 resolutions that passed in both legislat…
Between 1989 and 2016, twenty resolutions modified the commissions system, either by changing the rules governing its operation, or by creating, merging, dismembering and, or extinguishing thematic committees of the Chamber of Deputies. This large set of resolutions approved by the House demonstrates a concern with this institution on the part of the political actors, and for that reason …
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