Political sci.

obituary

Criticizing and building

Amaury de Souza contributed to the political science in Brazil

Transition Justice

The onset of remembering

Truth Commission shows how Brazil deals with human rights violations

By

FHC

FHC receives the Kluge Award

Fernando Henrique Cardoso will receive John W. Kluge Award

By

National Defense

Autonomy without Discussion

The legislature’s involvement in the future of the Forces is still marginal

By

Political Science

Presidential Government Makes its Move

The legislative power of the executive branch to assuage the government's image

By

Diplomacy

When external issues increasingly become internal

Globalization's representation in the Legislative Power is still controversial

By

Citizenship

When to stop is moving forward

Strikes were crucial for the democratization of Brazil

By

Political science

Civil resistance and dilemmas of culture

Research explores conflicts in the opposition to the military regime

By

History

What did he want to achieve when he did this?

After 50 years, Jânio Quadros’ resignation still intrigues analysts

By

Media

The press vs. the government

Three major newspapers played a role in the fall of Jango

By

Maílson da Nóbrega

Maílson da Nóbrega: The quiet economist

Former finance minister launches autobiography with politic's backstage

By

Political Science

Money for democracies

The debate to identify the best model for political funding

By

Political Science

Professional Deputy

Contrary to myth, congressmen do have experience when they go to Congress

By

Political Science

The rat robbed the robe of the Regent of Rome

Corruption, a practice as old as humankind

By

Nobel Prize

Female power

Record of women laureates illustrates the presence of women in science

By

Foreign Policy

A blast that continues to echo two decades later

The impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall on the current crisis

By

Zeev Maoz

Zeev Maoz: Reasoning by others

A professor from the University of California revisits the roots of the Arab-Israeli conflict

By

Political science

With one eye on the fish and another on the cat

Brazilian mistrust of democratic institutions

By

Political Science

The olive-green forest

Studies analyze military thoughts on the Amazon region

By

Interview

José Murilo de Carvalho: An antidote against republican brutalization

An antidote against republican brutalization

By