We are pleased to announce that the political scientist and Professor Ingo Rohlfing from the University of Parssau in Germany, will be presenting a lecture titled “The State of Qualitative Methods and Current Developments” at our forthcoming seminar, organized in collaboration with ABCP (Brazilian Association of Political Science).
The seminar is scheduled for April 16th, from 09:00 to 10:30 Brazil time, and […]
The Brazilian Research and Studies Blog (BRaS Blog), anchored at the University of Würzburg, Germany, is calling for contributions from those passionate about Brazil. This platform is dedicated to fostering dialogue and disseminating knowledge on Brazil’s political, social, economic, and cultural landscapes. We welcome essays, research notes, and opinion articles that challenge and enlighten our understanding of Brazil and its […]
📢PhD-Project Workshop “Studying Political Actors and Institutions in Brazil: Methodological Approaches and Research Designs🌐
Dear PhD students in Political Science,
We are excited to announce the upcoming conference, “Studying Political Actors and Institutions,” a collaborative effort between the Brazilian Association of Political Science (ABCP) and the Brazilian Research and Studies Center (BRaS). This event aims to bring together scholars, researchers, and students […]
Culture and science serve as the dual pillars upon which Brazil's exceptional heritage rests. Science has driven innovation, fostered a deeper understanding of the environment, and contributed to pioneering advancements, from biodiversity preservation in the Amazon rainforest to space exploration initiatives. On the other hand, Brazil's culture encompasses a diverse array of music, dance, literature, and folklore, which not only nourish the nation's cultural tapestry but also inspire the global community.
As a research and studies center, BRaS aims to promote and support collaborative works. Our Special Edition (SE) nº 7, coordinated by Ph.D. candidate Marcia Camargo, will intricately explore maracá's significance in various indigenous communities and temporal contexts through polyphonic texts. The essence of these experiences is often vivid and multifaceted, filled with rich interactions and deep insights. It is through the act of co-writing that we not only preserve this vitality but also create collaborative spaces where the research subject is not an object of study but an active co-creator, partner, and collaborator in the research process. This collaborative approach transcends traditional research paradigms, fostering a more inclusive and holistic understanding of this subject.
On July 8, Brazil celebrates the brilliance and dedication of researchers around the world who are at the forefront of knowledge and discovery. Researchers play a crucial role in advancing our understanding of the world and pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
Their unwavering commitment, tireless efforts, and insatiable curiosity lead to breakthroughs that shape our lives and drive progress in […]
On May 16, Brazil celebrates the remarkable individuals who have dedicated their lives to unraveling the mysteries of society, politics, and the universe. Scientists are the driving force behind innovation, progress, and the advancement of society. Their tireless pursuit of knowledge has led to groundbreaking discoveries, improved technologies, and a deeper understanding of our world.
On this […]
During the month of March, BRaS is celebrating the International Women’s Day! We are publishing only female-authored texts to show the multitude of women’s lives in Brazil. Each week, a different author is describing their experience as indigenous, blacks, immigrants, teens, and trans. We support the fight for equality and justice. Come join us!