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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus Guarulhos. Escola de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (EFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Rogerio Schlegel is an associate professor at Unifesp (Federal University of São Paulo), visiting scholar at the University of Columbia in the City of New York and researcher at CEM/Cebrap (Centre for Metropolitan Studies/Brazilian Centre for Analisys and Planning) and at Nupps/USP (Center for Public Policies Studies/University of São Paulo). He is the chair of Unifesps Institutional Evaluation Coordination, of Lave (Campus Guarulho's Audiovisual Laboratory) and of its Social Sciences undergraduation course. He edits the series Textos para Discussão CEM (CEMs working paper series) and contributes as reviewer with Brazilian periodicals (e.g. Revista Brasileira de Ciências Sociais and Opinião Pública) and international ones (e. g. Regional Federal Studies and Brazilian Political Science Review). His Masters and Doctors degree were granted by USPs Political Science Department. He was a visiting scholar at the Centre of Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge (2012-2013), was granted a Research Internship at the Institute of Governance, University of Edinburgh (2010), and was a junior visiting scholar at Nuffield College, University of Oxford (2008-2009). He did a post-doctoral research on the institutional design of the Brazilian Federation throughout the 20th Century, with the support of Fapesp (São Paulo States Research Agency). He is currently engaged on the second phase of the comparative project Why De/Centralization in Federation, with researchers of nine countries. His main fields of interest are Federalism, Public Policies, Comparative Politics, Political Behaviour, Public Opinion, Education and New Technologies. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This joint project aims to cross-fertilize the investigation of territorial inequalities and responsible innovation for social policies in federal countries by putting together research teams from Germany (FUB) and Brazil (UNIFESP). Its main contribution to the ongoing investigation of both teams is the opportunity for comparative research in two countries with similarities in their frame…
Aiming at a more sustainable, egalitarian, and resilient future, this research project deploys the concepts and tools of the RRI (Responsible Research and Innovation) approach, in a partnership with one of its world-class developers, to analyze three public policies: health, education and social assistance. In sum, the research design involves observing nine Brazilian municipalities befor…
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The Focal Group technique, which involves collective discussion between people guided by the researcher(s) and aimed at generating content for discourse analysis, is often used in the formulation, implementation and evaluation of public policies, particularly social policies. This Scientific Initiation project aims to fill a gap in contemporary knowledge about Focal Groups, building on a…
The operationalization of social media is increasingly structuring in electoral campaigns. In this context, agents with little interest in maintaining stability in the political scenario have turned social media into an automated factory for the dissemination of false information. The project's main objective is to understand how social networks and their operationalization can collaborat…
Aiming at a more sustainable, egalitarian, and resilient future, this research project deploys the concepts and tools of the RRI (Responsible Research and Innovation) approach, in a partnership with one of its world-class developers, to analyze three public policies: health, education and social assistance. In sum, the research design involves observing nine Brazilian municipalities befor…
This research project aims to investigate, through focus groups sessions and semistructured interviews, the behaviour of digital network plataforms users, related to the selection and validation of information, primarily about national political facts and during electoral campaing periods. Firstly, it searchs to answer how these users get informed throughout social network plataforms, how…
Health, education, and social assistance policy sectors were paramount for mitigating the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. Within the context of the need for social distancing, socio-technical innovations played a central role in the adoption of emergency measures (such as the provision of vaccines against the Sars-Cov-2 virus, the massive diffusion of technologies and methods for distan…
This research project, to be developed during a 12-month Visiting Scholarship at Columbia University, has two complementary parts. The first one focuses on the electoral reforms that deepened Brazilian voters autonomy in the first decades of the 20th Century, emphasizing their unequal regional (subnational) compasses and in comparative perspective with other Latin-American countries -- Ar…
The researcher aims at deepening his knowledge upon the historically-oriented analysis of the political thought, field in which the University of Cambridge is an international reference. This fellowship will contribute to the development of one of the three topics of his Post-doctoral research in Brazil. (AU)
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