José Miguel Nieto Olivar is professor in the Department of Health, Life Cycles and Society at School of Public Health of the University of São Paulo (FSP/USP), Brazil. He is graduated in Social Communication, with Master in Latino-American Literature both by Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia. He has a PhD in Social Anthropology by the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Between 2010 and 2017 he carried out postdoctoral research in the Center for Gender Studies Pagu- at University of Campinas (Brazil), about sexual economies, gender and the State in the Amazonian international borderlands between Brazil, Peru and Colombia. He is a member of the Research Laboratory on Migration, Nation and Border Regions (LIMINAR), Federal University of São Paulo; of the Gender Violence Watch in the Amazon (OVGAM), Federal University of Amazonas, Brazil, and coordinates the Laboratory for Scientific-Political Hybridization in Public Health at the FSP/USP. Collaborates with the Brazilian Network of Sex Workers. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal aims to develop a pluri-epistemic, multi-situated, and collaborative knowledge building process in the intersection between disciplines (anthropology, public health, and the arts) and knowledge that are exogenous to our modern disciplinary regime. We seek to understand, connect, and empower knowledge of cosmopolitics of care mobilized by public health alterities and exorbita…
This project aims to understand ways in which people networks in relative positions of social inequality, particularly feminine ones, and in critical contexts, mobilize enactments and relations of care and management of affection, differences and materialities. These enactments and relations have the effect of creating, modifying or impacting the grammatical conditions of their existence.…
This proposal, focused in the analysis of the articulations between gender and frontier in the Brazilian Amazon, takes as a reference social dynamics in the cities of Tabatinga, São Gabriel da Cachoeira (AM) and Altamira (PA), chosen because of the relevance they had gain in the last years in the public debate about frontiers and about Amazonia. The purpose of the project, result of my po…
This project is part of the work carried out in Tabatinga and São Gabriel da Cachoeira (Amazonas),Brazil-Bolivia border and on the triple border (Brazil, Peru and Colombia). As a proposal to know andstrengthen ways in which young people (poor, riverside dwellers, "caboclos", "Peruvians" and alsoindigenous people) in relative positions ofsexual and gender dissidence broker networks and ago…
This project is part of a collaborative work with the Department of Indigenous Women (DMIRN) of the Federation of Indigenous Organizations of the Rio Negro (FOIRN), the Socioenvironmental Institute (ISA) and the Observatory of Gender Violence in Amazonas (OVGAM). In addition to strengthening this joint work, the grantee of this undergraduate research program will carry out a survey of art…
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The Cosmopolitics of Care at the End-of-the-World project brings together researchers and activists from various institutions in Brazil, especially focused on studies about the region north of the country, as it continues the long relationship that the coordinator has with this territory. The axis proposed here, which addresses incarceration, is fueled by discussions held in Manaus throug…
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