Brazil

  • Founded
    1976
  • Seminar Number
    557

Recently completed field studies and research from primary sources on Brazil constitute the main interest of this seminar. Brazilian, U.S. and other visiting scholars participate, contributing their interpretations of recent events. Portuguese may be spoken whenever convenient.


Co-Chairs

John Collins

Sidney M. Greenfield
Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
sgreenfield222@aol.com

Vania Penha-Lopes
Professor, Bloomfield College, Division of Social & Behavioral Sciences
vaniapenha-lopes@bloomfield.edu

Rapporteur
Ivan Lupic
Columbia University, English & Comparative Literature
il2177@columbia.edu

Welcome

Meetings

09/13/2012 IAB
7:00 PM
The Sorcery of Color: Race and Social Inclusion in Brazil
Elisa Larkin Nacimento, Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Afro-Brasileiros




10/18/2012 IAB
7:00 PM
Africanities in the Making: Blackness, Baianas and West African Travelers
Allan Dawson, Drew University




11/29/2012 IAB
7:00 PM
Writing from the Other Side: Intellectual Property and Brazilian Spiritism
Alexander Dent, George Washington University




12/13/2012 IAB
7:00 PM
Youth and Transnationalism in a Rural Brazilian Municipality
Maria Zenaide Alves, Federal University of Minas Gerais




02/21/2013 IAB
7:00 PM
Imagining an Election: The 2012 Campaign or Mayor of Fortaleza and Ghosts of Research Past
Sidney Greenfield, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee




03/14/2013 IAB
7:00 PM
Coordinating Care: State Politics and Intergovernmental Relations in the Brazilian Healthcare Sector
Jorge Alves, Queens College




04/18/2013 IAB
7:00 PM
TBA
Barbara Weinstein, New York University,




05/09/2013 IAB
2:00 PM
TBA
Elizabeth Leeds,