Sociologia
The observatory of brazilian political and social elites, coordinated by the Brazilian Political Sociology Research Center (NUSP) at the Federal University of Paraná, Brazil (UFPR), aims to be the main national focal point for systematic information on bureaucratic and scientific, parliamentary and political party, juridical and intellectual elites as well as professional and social elites in contemporary Brazil.
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- Um Estudo Da Dinâmica Das Elites Políticas Regionais Em Contexto Autoritário
[Hildegard Rosenthal, São Paulo, anos 1940] ARTIGO Estado Novo no Brasil: um estudo da dinâmica das elites políticas regionais em contexto autoritário The New State in Brazil: A Study of the Dynamics of Regional Political Elites in an Authoritarian...
- Coding Professions In Research With Political Elites
[Senado Federal do Brasil visto das galerias Brasília - DF] CODATO, Adriano; COSTA, Luiz Domingos; MASSIMO, Lucas. Coding Professions in Research with Political Elites: a Methodological and a Typological Discussion. In: 23rd IPSA World Congress...
- Clinical Chemistry Guide To Scientific Writing
[Nova Iorque. Rafael Bertelli] [os textos do Guia também estão disponíveis em português; fuce que você acha] Clinical Chemistry is pleased to present the Clinical Chemistry Guide to Scientific Writing, a series of educational...
- Da Especialização Ao Trabalho Em Equipe: A Ciência Política Hoje
[Congressman Max Schwabe reading his mail. 1943, Nina Leen Life] Rainer Eisfeld (Osnabrueck University, Germany) Keynote Lecture at the Inaugural Session of the joint IPSA RC 37/RC 02 Conference on Rethinking Political Development:...
- The Republican University In Brazil
Adriano Nervo Codato & Renato Monseff Perissinotto The Voice of the Turtle, New York - NY, 01 jun. 2003. Translation from Portuguese: David Schwam-Baird (University of North Florida) [Sebastião Salgado, Brasil, 1986] The social sciences have often...
Sociologia
The observatory of brazilian political and social elites
The observatory of brazilian political and social elites, coordinated by the Brazilian Political Sociology Research Center (NUSP) at the Federal University of Paraná, Brazil (UFPR), aims to be the main national focal point for systematic information on bureaucratic and scientific, parliamentary and political party, juridical and intellectual elites as well as professional and social elites in contemporary Brazil.
Funded in part by Capes ? Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel), and inspired by the Observatory of Latin American Representative Institutions (Observatorio de Instituciones Representativas de América Latina ? OIR) based at the University of Salamanca, the observatory constitutes a free-access digital database which brings together research summaries, historical studies, prospective analyses and qualitative and quantitative surveys on Brazilian elites in recent history.
The website allows free access to the instruments used in the surveys conducted by several research groups (questionnaires, spreadsheets, code books, prosopography sheets, interview scripts), the finished scientific results produced by theses surveys, in addition to available database. One of the purposes of the observatory of elites is to condense knowledge and aggregate scholars in this field of study in Brazil through the sharing of information.
The observatory allows users to browse through a series of nominal lists of presidents, governors, ministers, congressmen, state secretaries, mayors, chief and high court judges, in addition to leaders of the country?s most relevant class associations (businessmen, union leaders, etc.). Also available for consulting our series of ?working papers? and in the future the newsletter of the observatory.
The virtual library specialized in ruling classes in Brazil that is part of the observatory congregates a large number of studies on Brazilian political and social elites and list of sites organized according to subject which grants the user access to online archives and collections. It is possible to download publications (books, articles), papers, academic work (monographs, theses, and dissertations), research reports and to consult listings of scientific associations, groups and research centers dedicated to studying this subject.
In the future it will be possible to submit your database to the observatory of political and social elites in Brazil to this e-mail [email protected].
Feel free to suggest articles and papers, links to research group sites, databases, bios of researchers in this field to the e-mail indicated above.
http://observatory-elites.org/.
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- Um Estudo Da Dinâmica Das Elites Políticas Regionais Em Contexto Autoritário
[Hildegard Rosenthal, São Paulo, anos 1940] ARTIGO Estado Novo no Brasil: um estudo da dinâmica das elites políticas regionais em contexto autoritário The New State in Brazil: A Study of the Dynamics of Regional Political Elites in an Authoritarian...
- Coding Professions In Research With Political Elites
[Senado Federal do Brasil visto das galerias Brasília - DF] CODATO, Adriano; COSTA, Luiz Domingos; MASSIMO, Lucas. Coding Professions in Research with Political Elites: a Methodological and a Typological Discussion. In: 23rd IPSA World Congress...
- Clinical Chemistry Guide To Scientific Writing
[Nova Iorque. Rafael Bertelli] [os textos do Guia também estão disponíveis em português; fuce que você acha] Clinical Chemistry is pleased to present the Clinical Chemistry Guide to Scientific Writing, a series of educational...
- Da Especialização Ao Trabalho Em Equipe: A Ciência Política Hoje
[Congressman Max Schwabe reading his mail. 1943, Nina Leen Life] Rainer Eisfeld (Osnabrueck University, Germany) Keynote Lecture at the Inaugural Session of the joint IPSA RC 37/RC 02 Conference on Rethinking Political Development:...
- The Republican University In Brazil
Adriano Nervo Codato & Renato Monseff Perissinotto The Voice of the Turtle, New York - NY, 01 jun. 2003. Translation from Portuguese: David Schwam-Baird (University of North Florida) [Sebastião Salgado, Brasil, 1986] The social sciences have often...