Carlos Haag

History

The land of rising science

Japan's contribution to Brazilian research

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Diplomacy

“Mamma” Africa cannot be a single mother

Specialists defend the relations between Brazil and the Africa

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History

The eternal dilemma of treason

A study resurrects a personality who was persecuted by the Inquisition

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Fine Arts

Napoleon’s second defeat

French mission of the Enlightenment suffered on linking royalty and slavery

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Media

The story of those who tell the story

Brazilian press bicentennial calls for broad reflection

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International Relations

An alliance without progress

Research shows the difficulties of US-Brazil relations

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History

Osório never had to be a nerd

Biography of this military figure reveals memory failure

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Architecture

Homes from bygone days

Research study reveals what life was like on São Paulo's coffee plantations

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Anthropology

Between raw and cooked food

Intellectual Biography of Lévi-Strauss reveals a life full of dilemmas

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Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro

Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro: The “undesirable” race

Concern with racial prejudice hides the historical anti-Semitism in Brazilian society

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Anthropology

Motherland, feminine noun

Research questions the results of policies against the trafficking of women

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Sociology

Gone are the days when single women looked for company

Study proves that "one can be happy on one's own" and still find love

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History

The order of war

The Farc: "a military giant maybe but politically and democratically a dwarf"

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Political Science

The olive-green forest

Studies analyze military thoughts on the Amazon region

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Communication

The war that appeared on TV

Group studies media narrative as building a general view of criminality

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Cover

A break in Brazil’s history

Bicentenary of the royal family's arrival demands a reflection

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Anthropology

Those who don’t know how to dance improvise

Hip-hop offers social existence to youngsters in poor suburbs

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History

From the whale’s belly into the fire

In eighteenth century, a priest from Bahia wished to unite Jews and Christians

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Music

The heavy burden of being a national symbol

Biography shows that celebrating Carlos Gomes actually jeopardized him

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Sports

Women’s teams

Soccer country is cruel to women who want to play

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History

The citizen who smelled like a king

Pedro II was more interested in the essence than the appearance of power

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iconography

Portrait in black and white

Image of the Brazilian Negro was forged with the arrival of photography

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History

From “feijoada” to “chucrute”

The Nazi Party in Brazil "took on a more Brazilian and tropical attitude"

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Oral History

History taught by students

On UNE's 70th anniversary, a, study reveals the role of the student movement

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The Economy

Who supervises the supervisors?

The TAM tragedy fuels the debate on regulatory agencies

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Anthropology

Affording luxury is a luxury

The market for high-end consumer products in Brazil has not stopped growing

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Psychology

Profession: Ambiguity

Study reveals complexity of the identity of low-income transvestites

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Communication

Is there an audience for a public TV channel?

This month the government defines the establishment of new television network

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Anthropology

I’m a man, sonny, and what a man

New issues place contemporary masculinity in check

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History

With no ideas in mind and a gun in hand

Lampião knew how to use his image to create an immortal myth

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