A New Brazil? The Changing Sociodemographic Context of Brazilian Democracy: Part II |
The second part of an excerpt from the book "Democratic Brazil: Actors, Institutions, and Processes”
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A New Brazil? The Changing Sociodemographic Context of Brazilian Democracy: Part I |
A New Brazil? The Changing Sociodemographic Context of Brazilian Democracy: Part I
Timothy J. Power and J. Timmons Roberts[1]
"Brazil may now have entered a transitional phase of 'low intensity democracy' that is likely to last for some time," conclude political scientists Timothy J. Power and J. Timmons Roberts in this excerpt from the book "Democratic Brazil: Actors, Institutions, and Processes.”
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Vargas's Incomplete Revolution: Part I |
Getúlio Vargas took his own life half a century ago, but his ghost continues to haunt Brazil. Learn more about the Vargas legacy in this excerpt from the book “Father of the Poor?: Vargas and His Era” by historian Robert M. Levine.
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Vargas's Incomplete Revolution: Part II |
The second part of our excerpt from the book “Father of the Poor: Vargas and His Era” by historian Robert M. Levine.
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The Brazilian Photographs of Genevieve Naylor, 1940-1942 |
Nelson Rockefeller's U.S. Office of Inter-American Affairs sent photojournalist Genevieve Naylor to Brazil in 1940 to shoot propaganda photographs. She produced something far different - a stunning collection of images that document a rarely seen period in Brazilian history. See some here.
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“The Great Coffee Nation”: Brazil in the 1940s |
A renowned historian analyzes the period when American photographer Genevieve Naylor captured Brazil in black and white.
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