Political sci.

INTERVIEW

Tullo Vigevani: In pursuit of autonomy

The first researcher to head the National Institute for United States Studies discusses current challenges in international relations

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INTERVIEW

John Kincaid and Paolo Dardanelli: Power balance

Researchers investigate the relationship between federal, state, and local governments

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

Life in the political parties

An unprecedented study in Brazil reveals who party activists are and what they think

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computer science

The reality emerging from an avalanche of data

Digital humanities are spreading through a variety of disciplines, influencing the training of researchers and driving public policy

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COVER

The reality emerging from an avalanche of data

Analysis of data expands the field of activity for the humanities

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United States

Fear of isolation

Trump’s anti-immigration policy frightens the U.S. scientific community

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Acknowledgement

Mission: Thinking about the future of science

Anthropologist is appointed to a council that advises the U.S. government

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POLITICAL THEORY

The staying power of Hannah Arendt

The foundations laid by Hannah Arendt are still fertile

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RECOGNITION

Mission: To think about the future of science

Emilio Moran is appointed to the council that advises the U.S. government

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EPHEMERALITY

Time for transformative innovation

Conference marks 50 years of the Science Policy Research Unit

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integralism

Integralism collection donated to Unicamp

A collection on the Brazilian movement was donated to Unicamp

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Anthropology

Profile: Emilio Moran

Anthropologist speaks on Amazonia and the impacts of Belo Monte hydroelectric

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POLITICAL SCIENCE 

A difficult relationship

Study shows rising ignorance about the democratic system

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

The powers of society

Dictionary encompasses the universe of public policies in 197 entries

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JUSTICE

Deficit of deliberation

Internal rules and practices can affect the debate of Supreme Court Justices

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

A difficult relationship

Study shows rising ignorance about the democratic system

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HISTORY

More than just loot

European kingdoms supported attacks by privateers off the coast of Brazil

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Cooperation

Cultivating Affinities

Closer ties among the BRICS countries yield scientific results

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homage

Lafer, Professor Emeritus

USP grants Celso Lafer Emeritus Professor title

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History

The Art of Power

Approaches that meld culture and politics are characteristic of the Department

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FAPESP Week

Productive conversations at the University of California

Event took place at the Berkeley and Davis UC campuses

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Political Science

Renewal Brazilian Style

Pastors have gained ground in the Chamber of Deputies

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Political Science

The Power of the Parties

The mechanism that connects the different levels of power

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OBITUARY

A public man

Plínio de Arruda Sampaio influenced the creation of FAPESP

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Cover

British Archives and the Coup of 1964

Documents indicate that the possibility of a coup in Brazil was nothing new

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Cover

The past in the present

How the State has dealt with the legacy of serious human rights violations

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Cover

The art of opposition

There was a strong presence of a leftist culture during the dictatorship

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Cover

The impact on the academic world

Three hundred professors were driven away from universities by the dictatorship

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Cover

Lasting impact

Experts examine the effects of dictatorship on contemporary society

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Cover

Civilian support of a military intervention

Studies discuss the role of society in the 1964 coup

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