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Research and Publications

One-Pager Series

One-Pager Series thumbnail. See links below to access pdfs of all one-pagers in series.

The OU Brazil Studies Program publishes a One-Pager series, initiated with generous support from the OU Faculty Senate Ed Cline Faculty development award.

The series reports on findings from cutting-edge research on various aspects of Brazilian development in a concise way (one page, two-sided if necessary). The series is open to contributions from scholars from any academic discipline. By maintaining this series, the OU Brazil Studies Program wants to narrow the gap of quality information about Brazil and contribute to a more informed conversation about the past, present, and future of that country among scholars, professionals, and activists based in the Anglo-American world.

Our One Pagers are published in an “open access” format and have been successfully used in classroom settings, in courses about Brazil or comparative studies. For submissions or inquiries, please feel free contact brazilstudies@ou.edu.

  • Issue #26 (pdf) Distributional Conflicts in Urban Street Regulation in Brazil (May 2023)
  • Issue #25 (pdf) Auxílio Emergencial (Emergency Aid): Lessons from the Brazillian Cash Transfer Experience amid the COVID-19 Pandemic (November 2022)
  • Issue #24 (pdf) Environmental and Climate Racism in the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro (September 2022)
  • Issue #23 (pdf) Black Activism Countinuosly Reinvented: Actions Adopted by the Black Coalition for Rights in Brazil Since 2019 (September 2022)
  • Issue #22 (pdf) Who Supports Bolsonaro? Emerging Political Identities in Contemporary Brazil (May 2022)
  • Issue #21 (pdf) Public Health Policies in Brazil in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Response through Processes of Individualization (April 2022)
  • Issue #20 (pdf) Brazilian Street Protests During the COVID-19 Pandemic (March 2022)
  • Issue #19 (pdf) Exacerbated Vulnerabilities: Professionals of Brazil's Unified Health System During the COVID-19 Pandemic (December 2021)
  • Issue #18 (pdf) Political Behavior and COVID-19 Mortality: How Many Lives in One Vote? (May 2021)
  • Issue #17 (pdf) Vertical Citizenship as an Obstacle for Preventive Policies in the COVID-19 Crisis: The Unfortunate Encounter between Public Safety and Public Health Policies in Brazil (May 2021)
  • Issue #16 (pdf) A Tregedy of Multiple Causes: How Brazil Failed to Handle COVID-19 (January 2021)
  • Issue #15 (pdf), Preventitive Medicine and Social Inequality in Times of COVID (December 2020)
  • Issue #14 (pdf), COVID-19 in the 15 Municipalities with the Largest Contingents of Indigenous Population in the Brazilian State of Amazonas (November 2020)
  • Issue #13 (pdf), The COVID-19 Pandemic and Income Inequality in Brazil (October 2020)
  • Issue #12 (pdf), Intimate Connections and Singular Embodiments: Disability in Times ot the COVID-19 Pandemic (October 2020)
  • Issue #11 (pdf), Growingly Empty, Growingly Full: Drug Policy Reform in Brazil (March 2020)
  • Issue #10 (pdf), What Does the Blood Test Show? Measuring and Analyzing Governability in Brazil (February 2020)
  • Issue #9 (pdf), The Need for an Integrative Approach to Education Spending in Brazil (January 2020)
  • Issue #8 (pdf), The Decline or Brazilian Federal Expenditures in Science and Technology (December 2019)
  • Issue #7 (pdf), Structural Racism and Necropolitics in Brazil (November 2019)
  • Issue #6 (pdf), Worsening Trends in Domestic Work in Contemporary Brazil (October 2019)
  • Issue #5 (pdf), Mass incarceration and violent organized crime: Understanding Brazil's PCC (September 2019)
  • Issue #4 (pdf), Mining dam's regulation in Brazil, 2019: Why more disasters can be expected (August 2019)
  • Issue #3 (pdf), The National Councils and social participation’s retreat in Brazil (July 2019)
  • Issue #2 (pdf), Mobile networks and the Brazilian 2018 presidential election: from technological design to social appropriation (July 2019)
  • Issue #1 (pdf), Depression and inequality in the Brazilian labor market (June 2019)

 

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