Thayla Bicalho Bertolozzi

PhD student in International Relations (USP), master's degree in Humanities, Rights and Other Legitimacies (USP) and graduate in International Relations (USP). Researches market concentration, oligopoly and deregulation of electronic games in international trade, with a major emphasis on China. During her master's degree, she researched discrimination and disinformation in online gaming channels on the streaming platform Twitch during electoral periods in the US and Brazil (2016-2022), having been a CAPES fellow. Furthermore, she was a TT4 scholarship researcher at FAPESP/FGV (2022-2024), associated with the Study Group of the José Bonifácio Chair (USP), Digital Rights Program Officer at the international NGO ARTICLE19 and researcher at the Study Group of the Oscar Sala Chair ( IEA/USP), Afro/CEBRAP and Ipsos. She was also a volunteer with the international NGO Games for Change, having helped organize the competition and carried out evaluations, as a judge, of games with high social impact (2020-2022).Main objects of analysis: Digital Rights; Regulation of Games and Platforms; International Trade; Information Economy; Competition Law. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)