Brazil Institute Ten Year Report

Ten Year Annual Review 1 Contents Looking Forward to the next ten years

Looking forward to the next ten years 3 Founded in a period of enthusiasm the Institute. No less important About us 4 about Brazil, when many similar are issues related to urban space Objectives & outreach activities 5 initiatives were taking place in and the impacts of violence several countries, the Institute and drug trafficking. These are Timeline 6 proved to be solid, vibrant, and just some of the challenges to Staff 8 relevant, even when enthusiasm which the KBI can and should waned. contribute academically. Such PhD students 11 photo of Vinicius challenges, which at first might Visitors 13 At this turning point in global appear exclusive to Brazil, are Brazil institute partners 18 history, taking over the direction fundamentally global. of King’s Brazil Institute is a Partner universities in Brazil 20 great responsibility that comes When it first opened, the aim of Research seminars 22 with many immense but exciting KBI was to build bridges between Conferences 26 challenges. Brazil and the United Kingdom. The year 2020 will undoubtedly be Well, the past 10 years have seen Public lectures 27 tragically remembered in history First and foremost, it is a great these bridges both established Other events 34 for the pandemic of COVID-19. responsibility to continue and consolidated. Our mission Countries such as Brazil and the producing the high level of now is to guarantee the continued Brazil Week 37 United Kingdom, among the many academic and cultural debate circulation and expansion of Student participation 42 affected, count the number of that the Institute has already knowledge exchange between Where are they now? 44 people who contracted or perished consolidated. It is a further researchers, research projects, by the virus and face the damage to responsibility to continue experiences, public engagements, Text by Ambassador 46 their respective economies, as well projecting this profile of success and cultural expressions. Looking back at our first ten years 48 as the political challenges triggered by communicating the Institute’s by the crisis. activities to a wide audience. As I assume the role of Director at KBI, my one certainty is that I However, 2020 must also be The challenges will not be few. will not be alone in facing these remembered for a number of KBI has a responsibility to challenges. I know that I can other reasons. Reasons that contribute to the debate around count on a range of collaborators renew hope and demonstrate the decolonization of curricula and fellows from the Institute: how collaboration, partnerships, within the scope of Brazilian staff members from the most education, and solidarity can Studies, an effort that the KCL as a diverse departments of the help to build a better world. It is whole proposes. The Institute also College, partners in Brazilian, UK, for these reasons that we use this has the challenge of promoting European, and North American year to celebrate and mark the the accessibility of the knowledge universities, external partners, 10th anniversary of King’s Brazil it generates, contributing to the companies, governmental and Institute. democratization of knowledge non-governmental institutions, through research projects and friends of the Institute, the Senior Under its founder and first director, activities. Advisory Board, and so many Prof. Anthony Pereira, the KBI has others who have always believed in established itself internationally as In a year also marked by the and supported KBI’s mission. an academic point of reference for ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement, Brazilian Studies. Over the past 10 it is a challenge to the Institute to May 2020 also be remembered for years, the Institute has organised contribute to a broad reflection the 10 years of the King’s Brazil and delivered countless activities, on racial issues, so pressing in Institute, and for the many decades such as seminars, conferences, and Brazil. With exponential rates of of celebration to come. public lectures, establishing itself deforestation across the Amazon as a central component of UK- region, environmental issues must Dr Viniucius Mariano de Carvalho Brazil relations. also be urgently addressed by SFHEA , Brazil institute King’s College London MSc Brazil in Global Perspective 2013 2 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 3 About us Objectives & Outreach activities

OBJECTIVES The King’s Brazil Institute, founded in 2008, provides a focal point for The King’s Brazil Institute aims to be the Brazil-related activities across a range of academic disciplines. Today, premier educational body in the UK for the we are leading research on the internal political, economic, and social study of Brazil. Our prime objectives are: dynamics of Brazil, as well as its ever-changing international role. ◆ To serve as a hub for teaching and research Promoting an understanding of Brazil at and the John Ernsting Aerospace on contemporary Brazil at King’s College university level in the UK, the Institute Physiology Laboratory at the Pontifícia London. coordinates and develops Brazil-related Universidade do Rio Grande do Sul ◆ To cooperate in the analysis of Brazil research capabilities and Brazil-focused (PUCRS) in Porto Alegre. The Brazil with other academic, cultural, business, programmes of study across a range Institute collaborates with other centres, government, and philanthropic institutions. of disciplinary departments at King’s, departments, and institutes at King’s, while also building links with Brazilian as well as a network of affiliates and ◆ To enable and promote an increase in the organisations in education, the cultural fellows. The defining characteristic of understanding of Brazil and its people in the and creative sectors, business, and King’s Brazil Institute is its blend of UK and around the world through public government. Through these activities, internationalism and interdisciplinarity. events and publications. and as part of the College’s broader ◆ To serve as a bridge between academic internationalisation strategy, the The King’s Brazil Institute is part of the researchers on Brazil and those members of Institute aims to contribute to a growing School of Global Affairs in the Faculty of the wider public who are interested in the interdisciplinary interest in Brazil among Social Science & Public Policy at King’s country. both students and academics at King’s. College London, and is committed to advancing knowledge in the service to ◆ And by so doing, increase the reputation of King’s has pioneered the study of society, and dedicated to furthering the King’s and its public standing. Brazilian culture and history as a College’s international profile through concentrated subject area for the last scholarship, research, and policy solutions 30 years. In 1996, in association with of relevance to the world’s most dynamic the College’s Department of Portuguese and complex regions. The activities of the ACTIVITIES & Brazilian Studies, the King’s Centre Brazil Institute are geared to developing “The course offered the opportunity to do an for the Study of Brazilian Culture & relationships with international partners The Brazil Institute aims to develop an internship and I travelled back to Brazil Society was created to promote research, and furthering King’s commitment to international reputation through a pro- for mine, enabling me to continue learning publishing, and events. The Centre has research that speaks directly to global gramme of activities focused on contempo- about the country and its language and gain now been incorporated into the Institute. questions and needs. With a primary focus rary Brazil, including: work experience too. on the BRIC economies, we are developing When people hear that you studied at King’s research links with Brazil are an agenda to generate comparative ◆ Hosting new research projects across different fields relating to Brazil while facilitating the exchange of students and King’s, there’s respect for having done so. further distinguished by the naming understanding of key regions and state researchers from and to Brazil;

of two research centres in Brazil after actors in 21st century global politics.

Fran Hunter King’s academics, namely, the Centro ◆ Developing academic links with Brazilian higher education institutions; MSc Brazil in Global Perspective 2013 “ de Apoio à Pesquisa ‘Robin Murray’ at Organising high profile guest lectures & symposia by prominent Brazilian figures on issues relating to Brazil; Brazil Institute, King’s College London the Universidade de São Paulo (USP) ◆ ◆ Hosting joint events with organisations committed to promoting an awareness of Brazil in the UK, such as Canning House and Chatham House; ◆ Acting as an umbrella for the creation of new courses and academic appointments concerning Brazil; ◆ Fostering links with Brazilian organisations in the UK and Brazil, for example through the Embassy of Brazil and the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain, as well as with British organisations interested in Brazil; ◆ Hosting a variety of cultural and academic events during the yearly “Brazil Week” at King’s.

PROGRAMMES MODULES ◆ PhD Brazilian Studies Research ◆ Contemporary Brazil ◆ Joint PhD in International Relations with the University of São Paulo ◆ MSc in Global Affairs

4 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 5 Timeline: the first 10 years

September 2011 August 2014 The Brazil Institute The First Cohort March 2014 holds BRASA XIII October 2011 of students in the September 2012 January 2018 master’s programme Minister of Sport with more than King’s signs an The Institute wins a Aldo Rebelo speaks Brazil Institute awarded November 2018 agreement with Brazil in Global 800 experts on all the 2018 Order of Perspective starts in prestigious Brazilian at the Brazil Institute. CAPES and International Press matters Brazilian Cultural Merit in Brazil, Professor Anthony the Rio Branco the Brazil Institute. the only European Pereira receives The First Cohort Of Award for their work February 2020 Institute to create to promote Brazilian January 2014 institute to have received the Order of the the Rio Branco Brazil Institute PhD June 2016 October 2016 the Order British Empire students enters King’s culture in the UK The second holder of the Rio Cristovam Buarque, Chair in the Branco Chair, Dr. João Roberto Brazil Institute. at the same time. Chairman of Canning Oscar Vilhena Vieira April 2018 Governor, Senator, and January 2012 Martins Filho of UFSCar, begins his House, Peter Collecott, (Dean of the São presidential candidate, visitorship at King’s. chairs a talk on “Political Paulo Law School of Ambassador Sergio Eduardo speaks about “How the January 2011 Visiting Professor Dr. turmoil in Brazil – Stock Fundação Getúlio Moreira Lima, President of left elected the right 2008 The philosopher Dr. Leslie Bethell starts March 2014 January 2014 take and what could Vargas) speaks on “The FUNAG returns to give a in Brazil” during a King’s College Marilena Chaui is teaching at the Brazil Vice Principal Supreme Court Chief happen next...” resilient constitution? talk on “Democratization of roundtable (The rise London creates the first USP visiting Institute. He teaches International Justice Joaquim Barbosa Constitutionalism and Knowledge and Democracy: of the new right and the Brazil professor at the Brazil regularly every second Joanna Newman speaks at the Brazil the political crisis in An International Relations challenges to progressive Institute. Institute. term in subsequent years joins King’s. Institute. Brazil” Perspective” politics in Brazil) 2008 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 January 2013 February 2013 November 2015 April 2017 May 2010 October 2010 February 2019 The First Holder of the Rio Foreign Minister Antônio Professor The inaugural event Branco Chair, Dr. Matias Patriota speaks at the Brazil King’s Brazil Institute hosts Book Launch of the Collection: The Nobel Peace Anthony Pereira, of the Brazil Institute, Spektor of CPDOC/FGV, Institute. the International Aspects Brazilian Diplomatic Thought, Prize laureate, Dr. José founding a panel on the 2010 begins his visitorship at King’s. of Defence Policy in Brazil and a lecture by Ambassador Ramos-Horta, speaks Director of the elections in Brazil, is September 2013 Conference at the Strand Sérgio Moreira Lima, Director of on “The State of UN Brazil Institute, held in the Great Hall. Campus of King’s College FUNAG – Fundação Alexandre Peace Operations” starts at King’s. King’s Principal Sir January 2013 Vice President Keith London de Gusmão Richard Trainor and British Ambassador to Brazil Hoggart, who helped found Brazilian Ambassador Alex Ellis, who took a course the Brazil Institute, leaves November 2015 May 2017 October 2017 to Great Britain Roberto at the Brazil Institute, speaks at King’s. Jaguaribe make opening King’s. He returns around the King’s Brazil Institute His Excellency Ambassador Ambassador Celso Amorim Recognised at British remarks, with more same time in 2014 and 2015. September 2013 visits King’s as a Distinguished Eduardo dos Santos than 200 people in the Guest Professor and hosts Brazilian Awards opens a panel on “Brazil: audience. an event on “Constructing Geopolitical Challenges in December 2013 Dr. Maite Conde leaves a Multipolar World” the Brazil Institute for a Multipolarity: the Brazilian Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Perspective” Carvalho is hired in the position at the University Brazil Institute and brings his of Cambridge. Dr. Alvaro important interdisciplinary Comin leaves the Brazil journal, Brasíliana, with him Institute for a position at the University of São Paulo. 6 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 7 Staff

CURRENT PAST

Director: Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho Professor Anthony Pereira Visiting Professor: Professor Leslie Bethell Administrator: Jacqueline Armit (2020-present) (Director, 2010-2020) (2011-2017) (2011-2014) Professor Anthony Pereira Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Leslie Bethell joined the King’s Brazil Institute as Jacqueline joined the Brazil Institute as Administrator in was the first Director of the Carvalho was born in Barra Visiting Professor in 2011. Bethell is Emeritus of Latin 2011 and oversaw the introduction of the taught Master’s King’s Brazil Institute and Mansa, Brazil. He received American History and Honorary Research Fellow of and PhD programmes. Working in the Brazil Institute served in this role from 2010 his PhD from the University the Institute for the Study Professor of the Americas, cemented her commitment to international education, to 2020. He was previously a of Passau, Germany; and University of London; Emeritus Fellow of St. and she left in 2014 to take a post in the Study Abroad Teaching Fellow at Harvard his undergraduate and MA Antony’s College, Oxford; Senior Research Associate, Office, where she is now Deputy Head of Department. University Government degrees from the Federal Centro de Pesquisa e Documentação de História Department (1986-91); Visiting University of Juiz de Fora, Contemporânea do Brasil, Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Assistant Professor, Harvard University Government Lecturer: Dr Sónia Delindro Gonçalves Brazil. He joined King’s in 2014 and before he was Rio de Janeiro, and Senior Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Department (1995); Assistant Professor, Department (2014-2018) Associate Professor for Brazilian Studies at Aarhus International Centre for Scholars, Washington D.C. of Political Science, New School University (1991- University (2008-2014), Denmark, where he was also He currently serves on the International Advisory Sónia joined the King’s Brazil Institute in September 2014. 1998); Neil A. Allen Visiting Associate Professor Director of the Latin American Centre (2012-2014). Councils of a number of British, US, and Brazilian She has been at King’s since 2011, lecturing in economics of Latin American Studies, Fletcher School of Law Vinicius was a Lieutenant in the Brazilian Army institutions, including the Centro Brasileiro de and research methodology in the Management department. and Diplomacy (1998-1999); Associate Professor, (2007-2008), serving in the Military Technical Corps. Relações Internacionais (CEBRI), Rio de Janeiro, Sónia has a PhD in Economics from the London School of Department of Political Science, Tulane University At King’s, Dr Carvalho devotes himself to both and on the Editorial Boards of several Brazilian Economics. Her main research interests are in the fields of (1999-2006); Visiting Professor, Department of the Brazil Institute and the Department of War journals, including the Revista Brasileira de Política public economics and political economy. She has worked Political Science, Federal University of Pernambuco, Studies. Dr Carvalho has played an active role Internacional (IBRI, Universidade de Brasília). on research projects that analyse the links between public in contributing to the field of Brazilian studies, Recife, Brazil (2005-2006); Senior Lecturer, School service delivery and participatory democracy in Brazil, as Founder and Chief Editor of Brasíliana – of Development Studies, University of East Anglia as well as between media and political accountability. Journal for Brazilian Studies and as Editor of the (2006-2008); and Professor and Chair, Department Anthem Brazilian Studies Series. His research and of Political Science, Tulane University (2008-2010). Lecturer: Dr Maite Conde He is the author of the books Modern Brazil: A Very (2011-2013) Administrator: Iain Hannah publications on the epistemology of Brazilian (2014-2016) Studies are a reference within the field, covering a Short Introduction (Oxford University Press, 2020), Maite Conde is University Lecturer in Brazilian culture diverse range of areas including literature, music, Understanding Contemporary Brazil (Routledge at The University of Cambridge and Fellow of Jesus Before working at the Brazil Institute, Iain religion, history, international relations and 2018, co-authored with Jeff Garmany), Political (In) College, Cambridge. She is the author of Consuming was a Programme Administrator in the defence and security. In the fields of defence and justice: Authoritarianism and the Rule of Law in Visions: Cinema, Writing and Modernity in Rio de Janeiro Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and security, Dr Carvalho specializes in Latin American Brazil, Chile and Argentina (University of Pittsburgh (Uni of Virgiia Press, 2012), the editor and translator of Neuroscience at King’s College London. and Brazilian Armed Forces, with reference to Press, 2005), which was translated into Portuguese Between Conformity and Resistance (Palgrave Macmillan, historical and contemporary issues. In his research as Ditadura e RepresSão (Paz e Terra, 2010), and 2011), co-editor with Paulo Emilio Salles Gomes of On Senior Lecturer: Dr Jeff Garmany and teaching, he covers aspects such as Brazilian The End of the Peasantry: The Emergence of the Brazil and Global Cinema (IB Tauris, 2017) and also participation in United Nations Peace Operations; Rural Labor Movement in Northeast Brazil, 1961- Manifesting Democracy? Urban Protests and the Politics of (2011-2019) civil-military relations; the role of the armed forces 1988 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1997). He has Representation in Post 2013 Brazil (Wiley Blackwell 2017). Dr Jeff Garmany joined the King’s Brazil Institute as in police tasks; strategic communications; strategic also co-edited two books. These are, with Diane a Lecturer in 2011. He was previously an Andrew W. thinking from a Latin American perspective Davis, Irregular Armed Forces and their Role in Mellon/ACLS Fellow in the School of Geography and and the relationship between the arts, music Politics and State Formation (Cambridge University Lecturer: Dr Alvaro Comin Development at the University of Arizona (2010-2011), Press, 2003), and, with Lauro Mattei, The Brazilian and conflict. Dr. Carvalho is also an Associate (2011-2014) and before that a graduate teaching fellow at the same Economy Today: Towards a New Socio-Economic institution (2004- 2009). He is the author of several journal Researcher at the Centre for Strategic Studies Comin joined King’s in 1999 and his teaching Model? (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015). He is the author articles was co-author of Understanding Contemporary of the Brazilian Navy. Parallel to his academic responsibilities included “Sociological theory” and career, Dr. Carvalho is also a music conductor of many journal articles and book chapters, and was Brazil together with Anthony Pereira (Routledge, 2018). the President of the Brazilian Studies Association. “Methodology of research” for undergraduates in Social and currently directs the King’s Brazil Ensemble. Science; “Sociology of Latin American Development” for Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho is a Founding Pereira’s current work concerns the political drivers of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, undergraduates in International Relations; “Economic Fellow of the King’s Academy and Senior Sociology” and “Comparative Studies of Emerging Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. the transformation of Brazil’s Federal Police and its emergence as an important actor in the political Countries” for postgraduates. During that period he system, and the emergence of national populism also supervised several Masters and PhD students. and its impact on Brazilian democracy and foreign policy. Pereira was the President of the Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA) from 2014 to 2016 and is an occasional commentator on Brazil for the BBC, The Conversation, and other media outlets.

8 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 9 AFFILIATES

Dr Dominique P. Behague, Senior Lecturer, Professor Francisco Bethencourt, Charles Boxer PhD Students Department of Social Science, Health & Medicine, Professor, History Department, King’s College London King’s College London Sacha Darke, Senior Lecturer, Criminology, University Dr Felipe Botelho Correa, Senior Lecturer, of Westminster and Visiting Lecturer, Law, University of JOINT PHD PROGRAMME IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American São Paulo Studies, King’s College London WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF SÃO PAULO Dr Arthur Galamba, Senior Teaching Fellow, Science Dr Octavio Luiz Motta Ferraz, Reader in Education, King’s College London Transnational Law, The Dickson Poon School of Law, Anna Isabella Grimaldi Matheus Soldi Hardt Daniel Buarque King’s College London Dr Paolo Gerbaudo, Lecturer in Digital Culture and Brazil and the Transnational Human Who, What and When: How Media and Brazil’s International Agenda Reflected: Society, Department of Culture, Media and Creative Rights Movement Politicians Shape the Brazilian Debate Perceptions Among the Foreign Policy Dr Toby Green, Senior Lecturer, Lusophone African Industries, King’s College London on Foreign Affairs Community of the Great Powers (1989- History and Culture, King’s College London Fernando Mouron 2014) Professor Lulu Healy, Professor of Mathematics Brazil’s Regional Rise and its Impact on Orion Noda Professor Ananya Jahanara Kabir, Professor of Education, Department of School of Education, Latin-American Public Opinion and the Symbols of Mass Destruction: the Bomb Maísa Edwards, English Literature, Department of English Language & Communication & Society, King’s College London International Academic Community is What States Make of it Brazil and the ZOPACAS (1986-2013): Literature, King’s College London An Analysis of the Evolution of Brazilian Dr Tania Lima, Director of Global Engagement, King’s Fernanda Aguilar Perez Diplomatic and Defence Relations in the Richard Lapper, Associate Fellow, Royal Institute of College Longon Felipe Estre International Affairs in London A Brazilian Foreign Policy in Health? Diplomats as Intellectuals: South Atlantic The Role of Health in Brazilian Foreign Professor Paul Long, Professor of Marine Representations and Narratives of Maíra Fedatto Professor Cathy McIlwaine, Professor of Development Affairs Biotechnology & Therapeutics, Institute of Brazilian Foreign Policy The Position of Member States on Non- Geography, Department of Geography, King’s College Pharmaceutical Science, King’s College London state Actors’ Participation at the World London Pietro Rodrigues Ignacio Javier Cardone Health Organisation: the Case of the Dr Kieran Mitton, Senior Lecturer, International The Role of Brazilian Business in Foreign Dr Frederick Moehn, Senior Lecturer, Department of A Continent for Peace and Science: Framework of Engagement with Non- Relations, King’s College London Policy Music, King’s College London Antarctic Science and International State Actors (2012 - 2016) Politics from the 6th International Dr Valbona Muzaka, Reader in International Political Professor Sir Robin Murray, Professor of Psychiatric Francisco Urdinez Geographical Congress to the Antarctic Francesca Mercurio Economy, Department of Political Economy, King’s Research, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London Geo-Economic Consequences of Chinese Treaty (1895-1959) Brazil’s African Policy in the South- Internationalization in Latin America College London Professor Nancy Naro, Emeritus Professor, Atlantic: Between the Solidarity of (2001-2016) Christoffer Guldberg Department of Spanish, Protuguese & Latin American South-South Cooperation and Power Professor Linda Newson, Emeritus Professor, Citizenship and Pacification – Disrupting Studies, King’s College London (2014) Competition Department of Geography, King’s College London and Marketa Jerabek and Disputing Citizenship in a Complex Director, Institute of Latin American Studies, School of Professor Thais Russomano, Senior Lecturer, Centre The Relationship Between Economic, Environment Margarita Maria Bautista Martinez Advanced Study, University of London for Human and Aerospace Physiological Sciences, King’s Social and Political Globalisation and The Role of Political Decision-Making the Quality of Democracy in a Time- Gabriela Gomes Coelho Ferreira Processes and International Cooperation Dr Hugo Ribeiro da Silva, Lecturer in Lusophone College London series Cross-section Analysis Brazilian Education Diplomacy: PEC-G in Promoting Peace and Resolving Studies, King’s College London Dr Grace Souza, Research Fellow, Brazil Institute, and PEC-PG as Foreign Policy Tools Armed Conflict in Colombia Professor David Treece, Camõens Professor of King’s College London Rodrigo Lyra Ingrid Schlindwein Portuguese, Department of Spanish Portuguese and The Role of Petrobras in Brazilian Alessandra Beber Castilho The Relationship Between the World Latin American Studies, King’s College London Dr Fernando da Crus Vasconcellos, Director of Foreign Policy The Role of the Foreign Ministry in the Investment Strategy and Intellectual Property (IP) Bank and Brazil Brazilian Dictatorship Dr Anna Grimaldi, Teaching Fellow, Department of Valuation, Coller IP São Paulo (2014) Anna Borges Pinho International Development, King’s College London Leonardo Lameiras The Transnational Networks of Brazilian Brazilian Trade Policy Since Philanthropic Organizations Redemocratization

“Like no other place in the world, King’s Brazil Institute brings together interdisciplinary knowledge of Brazil and enables collaborative research into Brazil’s domestic and foreign policies. Conducting my doctoral research at the Institute exposed me to a broad network of academics that influenced my understanding of Brazil and the institutional connections to policy makers enabled me to conduct empirical research at a level that would not have been possible at any other institution.

Thomas Froehlich, PhD in Brazilian Studies Research “ Brazil Institute, King’s College London

10 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 11 Visitors

PHD IN BRAZILLIAN STUDIES RESEARCH VISITING RESEARCH FELLOWS

Maria Berta Ecija Hayle Gadelha Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti The Drivers and Outcomes of Global The First Exhibition of Brazilian Art in Marginalized Youth, Violence and Health Diplomacy. Lessons from Brazil Europe (London, 1944) and its Impact Policing: A Study of Two Communities Dr Emilio Peluso Neder Meyer, and Mozambique cooperation in health. on the Relations Between Brazil and the in Recife, Brazil Adjunct Professor in the Law School, UK during the World War II Federal University of Minas Gerais Fernanda Odilla V. de Figueiredo, Mathilde Chatin (2014-2015) Scapegoats or Just Small Fish? A Profile Kim Beecheno Brazil: A New Powerhouse Without of the Federal Civil Servants Punished Negotiating Faith and Violence: Women’s Military Strength? A Conceptual and Dr Tânia Pellegrini, Under Corruption Accusations from Rights, Gender Equality and the Role of Empirical Quest About an Emerging Associate Professor of Brazilian Economic Power 2003 to 2014 in Brazil Christianity in the Lives of Brazilian Literature and Sociology of Culture, Women Federal University of São Carlos Alexandre Pereira Thomas Fröhlich Social Participation in Emerging Robert Coates Why Has Brazil Failed to Achieve a (2013) (2014) Economies: A Case Study of the Solid The Ecology of Citizenship: Global Market for Ethanol? Brazil’s Waste Reforms in Brazil and India Understanding Vulnerability in Urban International Ethanol Strategy From a Dr César Braga Pinto, Brazil. Neoclassical Realist Perspective Associate Professor of Brazilian Christoph Harig & Comparative Literature, The ‘Police-isation’ of the Brazilian José Cláudio Macedo Grace Iara Souza Northwestern University (2013) Armed Forces? Feedback Effects Between Brazilian Naval Strategic Thinking: “My House Turned into a Park”: The Glocalisation Dynamics of Professor Gustavo Andrey de Professor Ivan Jairo Junkes, UN Peacekeeping and Internal Public 1985-2014. Professor Paula Ferreira Poncioni, Security Missions Human Security and Environmental Almeida Lopes Fernandes, PhD and MSc in Political Sociology, Professor of Social Policy at the Social Conservation of the Brazilian Amazon Professor of Economics and the Federal University of Santa Development at the Business Catarina (2015-2016) Service School, Federal University of Administration School of São Paulo Rio de Janeiro (2014 – 2015) at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation – Professor Alessandro Octaviani EAESP (2015) Luis, Tenured Professor of Economic Dr Cimara Valim de Melo, Law and Political Economy at Associate Professor of Language Professor Michael Hall, the University of São Paulo Law and Literature at the Rio Grande do Professor and Vice-Director of the School and Professor of Political Sul Federal Institute of Education, Centre for the Study of International and Economic Law in the Graduate Science and Technology (2013-2014) Migrations at the University of Program at Mackenzie Presbyterian Campinas (Unicamp) (2011) University (2014-2015), Rio Grande Dr Simone Hüning, do Sul (2015) Lecturer and researcher at the Oliver Marshall, Federal University of Alagoas (2014- Historian, editor and travel writer Dr Rosana Soares, Lecturer at the 2015), Piauí (2015) (2013) , School of Communication & Arts, the University of São Paulo, (2013- Professor Martha Ulhôa, Professor Eduardo Silva, 2014) Professor of Musicology at the Historian & Senior Research Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (2011-2012) Fellow at the House of Rui Barbosa Professor Maria Das Gracas De Foundation, Rio de Janeiro (2014 – Santana Salgado, Professor of 2015) English, the Rural Federal University Professor Maria Hermínia Tavares of Rio de Janeiro (2014 – 2015) de Almeida, Dr Joséph Marques, Professor of International and Independent researcher (2011-2015) Political Science at the University of Dr Any Freitas, Political scientist São Paulo (2012) and policy analyst (2013-2014) Dr David Lehmann, Professor Marilena Chauí, Emeritus Reader in Social Science at Dr Lauro Mattei, Associate the University of Cambridge (2013) Professor of Philosophy at the Professor of Economics, Federal University of São Paulo (2011) University of Santa Catarina (2012) Ursula Dias Peres, Professor of Thomas Deckker, Economics, University of São Paulo José Helano Matos Nogueira, Architect (2014-2016) (2019-20) Federal Police, Fortaleza, Ceará 12 Brazil Institute (2018-19) Ten Year Annual Review 13 VISITING PHD STUDENTS BrasíliaNA: JOURNAL FOR BRAZILIAN STUDIES

Brasíliana is a dynamic, open access academic forum in which scholars from diverse disciplines in José Gabriel Andrade, Murillo Marschner Alves de Brito, Heloisa Camara, the Humanities and Social Sciences can publish their research and draw on scholarship within the Communication Sciences, the Sociology, the University of São Brazilian Law, the Federal interdisciplinary field of Brazilian Studies. It was brought to the Institute in 2014, with the arrival of Catholic University of Portugal Paulo (2013) University of Paraná (2015) Vinicius de Carvalho, former editor of the journal, at King’s. (2012-2013) Sara Freitas, David Lacerda, The Journal publishes two issues per year, and each issue includes a thematic dossier, with a selection of Viviane de Oliveira Cubas, Sociology, the University of Social History, the University of peer-reviewed articles on aspects of Brazil from the perspective of the Humanities and Social Sciences. Sociology, the University of São Campinas (2014) Campinas (2014) These dossiers are interdisciplinary and bring subjects that are considered important to lay the foundations Paulo (2012-2013) for academic discussions about Brazil. Julia Mattei, Augusto Mozine, Juliana Martins, Law, University of Cologne (2011- Social Sciences, the Pontifical Besides the thematic dossier, each issue has a general section with peer-reviewed articles on the areas Psychology , the University of São 2012) Catholic University of São Paulo covered by the Journal e.g. Literature, Culture, Sociology, Economy, Anthropology, Music, Language, Paulo (2015-2016) (2011-2012) History, Geography, Political Science, Strategy, International Relations, and War Studies, among others. Diego Motta, Lea Vidigal Medeiros, Sociology, the Federal University of Arthur Murta, Special attention is given to book reviews, which has a dedicated section covering recent and important Law, the University of São Paulo Rio Grande do Sul (2015-2016) Public opinion and foreign policy: academic publications about Brazil worldwide. (2014) Brazilian perceptions on regional Camila Sales, integration in South America (2018) Brasíliana also receives submissions for publication under the category of ‘vária’. This category accepts Patrick Turner, Political Science, the Federal International Development non-academic articles and other items such as original literature or poetry, interviews with people of University of São Carlos (2014- Vanessa Schinke, interest, and reports. Program, University of Southern 2015) Mississippi (2015) Criminal Sciences, the Pontifical The journal publishes articles in the following languages: English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Roberta Resende, Catholic University of Rio Grande Sara Souza, Political Sciences, the Political Sciences, the Federal do Sul (2015) Federal University of Piauí (2015) University of Piauí (2015) Alan Fernandes, Bruna Ferreira, Joao Paulo Araújo, Sociology, Getúlio Vargas Political Science, Universidade Political Science, University of Foundation, São Paulo (2019-2020) Federal de São Carlos (2018-19) Brasília (2019-20)

RIO BRANCO CHAIR

The Rio Branco Chair is supported by the Brazilian higher education research council, CAPES (Coordenação de PREVIOUS CHAIRS Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior), and the Rio Branco Institute of Brazil’s Foreign Ministry, and represents a step Dr Matias Spektor forward in the collaboration between the College and Brazilian Associate Professor FGV (Jan - Dec, 2013) institutions. Professor Rick Trainor, then Principal, signed the Dr João Roberto Martins Filho agreement at the Brazilian Embassy on Monday 10 October 2012 Associate Professor UFSCB (Jan - July 2014) alongside the Brazilian Ambassador, His Excellency Roberto Dr Jaime Ginzburg Jaguaribe, and the President of CAPES Jorge Almeida Guimarães. USP (Feb, 2015 - Jan, 2016)

“My experience of studying at the King’s Brazil Institute was excellent. I especially enjoyed the interdisciplinary aspect of the course. I had the opportunity to study a broad variety of Brazilian society including politics, cinema, history and environmental issues. This breadth of topics allowed a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of Brazil in the twenty-first century.

William Frost,

MSc Brazil in Global Perspective Brazil Institute, King’s College London “

14 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 15 “One of the reasons I chose King’s College London was that it had the Brazil Institute. I thought the Institute would promote an interesting environment for studies about Brazil in the UK, and I could confirm this assumption when I got involved in some of their activities. I also had the opportunity to do an internship in the Brail Institute, which was a valuable experience that helped me to understand their work developing Brazilian Studies and research, mobilizing a network of other Brazil- related institutions and fostering cultural events. The internship was a relevant contribution to my postgraduate research as well.

Diogo Henrique Franklin de Carvalho,

MSc student in Political Economy, 2014-15 King’s College London “

16 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 17 Brazil Institute Partners

KING’S PARTNERS ORGANIZATIONS WE HAVE PARTNERED WITH INCLUDE SPONSORS • African Leadership Centre & Medicine ◆ Academia Brasileira de Letras ◆ Coordenação de do Rio Grande do Sul • Brazilian Forum for Public Security • Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Partners who have sponsored events • Cultural Institute Latin American Studies ◆ Action for Brazil’s Children Trust Aperfeiçoamento Pessoal de ◆ The Favela Foundation • Defence Studies Department • Department of War Studies • ABEP – UK (Associação de ◆ Associação de Brasileiros Nivel Superior (CAPES) ◆ The Financial Times • Department of Chemistry • Division of Women’s Health Brasileiros Estudantes de Pós- Estudantes de Pós-Graduação e ◆ Foreign and Commonwealth ◆ Universidade de Brasília • Department of Geography • European & International Studies Graduação e Pesquisadores no Pesquisadores no Reino Unido Office (FCO) ◆ Universidade de São Paulo • Department of Informatics • FUNAG Reino Unido). (ABEP-UK) ◆ Fundacão Getúlio Vargas ◆ Universidade Estadual da • Department of International • Institute of North American Studies • AJA Media Solutions ◆ Brazil Embassy in London ◆ Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa • Banco Itaú Paraíba Development • King’s India Institute ◆ Brazilian Army do Estado de São Paulo • Brazilian Chamber of Commerce ◆ Universidade Estadual Paulista • Department of Mathematics • Lau China Institute ◆ Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain (FAPESP) ◆ Universidade Federal da Bahia • Department of Music • Modern Language Centre in Great Britain • Department of Physics • School of Management & Business • Brazilian Ministry of Foreign ◆ Fundação Nacional do Índio ◆ Universidade Federal de Minas ◆ Brazilian Navy • Department of Political Economy • The Dickson Poon School of Law Affairs (FUNAI) Gerais • Brazilian Ministry of Justice ◆ British Embassy in Brasília Institute of Latin American • Department of Social Science, Health • Naval War College (EGN) ◆ ◆ Universidade Federal do Rio de • British Council ◆ Canning House Studies (ILAS) Janeiro • Embassy of Brazil in London ◆ Conselho Nacional de ◆ Institute of the Americas, UCL GRANTS & FUNDERS • Foreign and Commonwealth Desenvolvimento Científico e ◆ Instituto Rio Branco Office Tecnológico (CNPq) ◆ Pontifícia Universidade Católica Grant awarders to the Brazil Institute King’s funders • Fundação Alexandre Gusmão FUNAG • Banco Santander • Enterprise Connect • Las Iguanas • CAPES (Coordenação de • Graduate School • Leblon Cachaça Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível • King’s Partnership Grants • Memória Globo Superior) • LISS-DTC (King’s Interdisciplinary • Noronha Advogados • Chevening Scholarships Social Science Doctoral Training • Renato and Roberta Ruhman “One of the pleasures of my time in London was witnessing the creation and growth of the Brazil Institute at King’s College • FAPESP (Fundação de Amparo à Centre) • The Favela Foundation London. I spoke at the inaugural event of the Institute, a panel on the elections in Brazil on 15 October, 2010. The Brazil Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) • Staff International Exchange Institute is a unique academic organization that includes specialists in history, geography, economics, politics, comparative • Interfarma Programme literature, and cultural studies. The creation of the Brazil Institute shows King’s College London’s commitment to promoting • Marie Curie Fellowships (EU) • The King’s Worldwide Partnership research on and with Brazil. The institute is an important partner to the Brazilian Embassy in London, working with the • Science without Borders Fund Embassy to organize events that promote a deeper understanding of Brazil, including talks by visiting Brazilian officials and academics. As a Fellow of King’s College London, I will continue to support the Brazil Institute in my new position as Brazilian Ambassador to China, and look forward to the institute’s continued flourishing over the next five years.

ONGOING COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

His Excellency Roberto Jaguaribe, Health Brazilian Ambassador to Great Britain, 2010-2015 “ Immune signature in telomeropathies Professor Judith Marsh from the King’s College Hospital has been working with the University of São Paulo to better understand patients with telomere diseases at the molecular level, such as those with bone marrow failure, pulmonary fibrosis, and cirrhosis. By joining the two cohorts of patients from each institution, they are able to immunologically characterise the patients.

Society Mental health in adversity: An ethnographic study of the experience of poor mental health in the favelas of São Paulo Professor Nikolas Rose from Centre for Society & Mental Health has been working on a better understanding of urban living and mental health. The first phase of his project was to provide a platform for developing this understanding based on the megacities of Brazil, particularly São Paulo. The findings will inform policies for the development of more effective practices of professional and para-professional mental health workers in the favelas of São Paulo. They will also help to develop networks of peer support for those experiencing mental distress who are not in touch with formal mental health services.

Science Multiple-omics profiling to reveal tropical myxozoan biodiversity in freshwater fish hosts from the Amazon Basin Professor Paul Long from the Institute of Pharmaceutical Science has been investigating the diversity of parasites called myxozoans. These are microscopic animals, similar to jellyfish, that infest fish in the Amazonian River. It will also help us to understand how parasites are acclimating to a changing environment, including global warming and climate change.

18 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 19 Partner Universities in Brazil

1. Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. 2. Universidade de São Paulo The University of São Paulo is a public university in the state of São Paulo. It is The Federal University of Pernambuco is a the largest Brazilian university and the country’s most prestigious educational public university located in Recife, Brazil, institution. It is perennially ranked as the best Latin American university as established in 1946. In many subjects, well as the best university in Ibero-America, and holds a high reputation UFPE is ranked as the best university in among world universities, being ranked 2nd by QS in its ranking of Latin the Brazilian northeast. American universities in 2020.

3. Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro 4. Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais

The Federal University of Rio de Janeiro is a public university in The Federal University of Minas Gerais is a federal the state of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil’s first official higher education university located in Belo Horizonte, in the state of institution, it has operated continuously since 1792, when the Minas Gerais, Brazil. UFMG is the eleventh in the “Real Academia de Artilharia, Fortificação e Desenho’ (Royal rankings of best universities in Latin America, according Academy of Artillery, Fortification and Design, a precursor to QS World University Rankings (2020). As reported by to the university’s current Polytechnic School) was founded. the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), In 2020, QS places UFRJ 9th in its ranking of Latin American UFMG is one of the five best universities in Brazil in universities. 2019.

5. Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do 6. Universidade Estadual Paulista Sul São Paulo State University is one of the six public, state The Pontifical University of Rio Grande do Sul, often universities in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. UNESP has a abbreviated PUCRS, is a private non-profit Catholic combined student body of almost 40,000 spread among its 23 university. With campuses in the Brazilian cities of Porto campuses. São Paulo State University is considered the sixth Alegre and Viamão, it is the largest private university in the most important university in Brazil, according to the Ranking state of Rio Grande do Sul and the first university founded Universitário Folha. QS assigned it 11th place in its ranking by the Catholic religious institute of the Marist Brothers. of Latin American universities in 2020.

7. Universidade de Brasília 8. Universidade Estadual da Paraíba

The University of Brasília (UnB) is a public university funded by the The State University of Paraíba is a public Brazilian Federal government. It is located in the country’s capital, university in the northeastern state of Paraíba. Brasília. UnB was one of the first universities in Brazil to teach It is located in the city of Campina Grande, international relations. In 2020, QS ranked UnB 29th amongst Latin the second most populous city in the State of Paraíba. American universities. 9. Naval War College 10. Army Staff and Command College Established in 1914, the Escola de Guerra Naval (EGN) is the The Army Staff and Command College, located in Rio Brazilian Naval War College. Located in Rio de Janeiro, the de Janeiro, is a traditional educational establishment EGN is the institution of higher military studies that prepares of the Brazilian Army. Its mission is to prepare senior officers for command, leadership and operational roles at the officers for position of General Staff, Command, Head, highest levels of the Brazilian Navy. Directory and Advisory functions at the highest levels of the Army.

20 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 21 2013-14 Research Seminars Citizenship in Brazil The Double-Edged Effect of the The Mute City Doesn’t Move José Murilo de Carvalho, Political “Transitional Justice” Paradigm in Prof. Francisco Foot Hardman, Unicamp scientist and historian, member of the Post-Authoritarian Brazil 2011-12 Brazilian Academy of Letters, and Dr Nina Schneider, University of New Realisms in Cinema and in Professor at Federal University of Rio de Konstanz Television Janeiro, UFRJ Dr Rosana Soares, University of São Brazil: A Global Player? Foreign Brazil’s Human Rights Record: Favela Politics and Democratisation Paulo Policy in Changing Times Aspirations and Realities Guns, Power and Parchment: the in Rio de Janeiro in the 1970s and 80s Prof. Maria Hermínia Tavares de Patrick Wilcken, Amnesty International picture of Brazil Brazilian Military Coup and its Dr Bryan McCann, Associate Professor Making Brazil Work: Checking the Almeida, Institute of International Legacies of History at Georgetown University President in a Multiparty System Relations, University of São Paulo Is Chinese Competition Causing De- João Roberto Martins Filho, Rio Branco Dr Marcus André Melo, Federal Industrialisation in Brazil? Chair University of Pernambuco Domestic Support and Foreign Policy: Prof. Rhys Jenkins, International From Gangs to Co-Governance: Brazil and Mexico in Comparison Development, University of East Anglia The Role of the Amnesty Commission Adopting, Adapting and Innovating The Killing Consensus: Police, Prof. Maria Hermínia Tavares de in Leveraging the Transitional Justice Policies to Solve Brazil’s Prison Crisis Organised Crime, and the Regulation Almeida, Institute of International Is the Labor Market Recovering Agenda in Brazil Dr Fiona Macaulay, University of of Life and Death in Urban Brazil Relations, University of São Paulo Under New Employment Relations? Marcelo Torelly, University of Oxford Bradford Dr. Graham Willis, University of Challenging Interpretations of Cambridge Affirmative Action in Brazilian Contemporary Brazil Universities: a Preliminary Appraisal Prof. Nadya Guimaraes, Sociology, 2014-15 of the First Decade (2002-2012) University of São Paulo Punishing Police Impunity: Racial Prof. Antonio Sergio Guimaraes, Insult and Remedy in Brazil Department of Sociology, University of Thanks to London and to God: Living Dr. Jan Hoffman French, Associate Brazil’s role in Latin American How Trinkets Became Piracy: Environmental councils as a Brazilian São Paulo Religion Transnationally Among Professor of Anthropology, University of regional cooperation and integration Intellectual Property Discourse And democratic innovation Brazilian Migrants in London and Richmond, Virginia, USA Peter Birle, Director of the Research Its Impacts On (In)Formal Economy Danilo Rothberg, Lecturer in Environment and Society in Brazil: ‘Back Home’ in Brazil Division and the Research and In Brazil Communication and Media Studies Populism, Neo-Populism and the Left Interfaces Between National Policies Dr Olivia Sheringham, International Publications Department of the Ibero- Rosana Pinheiro-Machado, University at Unesp (São Paulo State University), in Brazil: from Getúlio to Lula on Solid Waste and Climate Change Migration Institute, University of Oxford American Institute, Berlin and adjunct of Oxford Konstanz Brazil, in the Faculty of Architecture, Prof. Leslie Bethell, Visiting Professor, Augusto Mozine, Visiting Research Fellow professor at the Free University of Berlin Arts and Communication, Department King’s Brazil Institute from Pontifical Catholic University of Candomblé, Culture and Politics: Rebuilding The Concept Of Rule of Human Sciences São Paulo Afro-Brazilian Religion in Brazilian Alternative Higher Education in Of Law Under Transitional Justice Writing of the 1930s Brasília: Fictions and Illusions Brazil: Vision, Experimentation, and Thomas Deckker, Architect Processes: The Case Of Brazil Science of Colonization: a natural Dr Daniel Stone, Independent scholar Constraint Emilio Peluso Meyer, Alessandro history expedition between Brazil, Tristan McCowan, UCL Institute of Octaviani, & Lea Vidigal Medeiros, Angola, Lisbon, Paris and London Education King’s Brazil Institute (1850-1900) Filipa Vicente of the University of Lisbon 2012-13 Biopolitics of urban life – violence, Critical Race Literacy Through fear, and culture Autobiographical Narratives Entangled Pacifications: Encountering Simone Hüning, Universidade Federal Aparecida de Jesus Ferreira, State Algeria and Haiti in Rio de Janeiro de Alagoas (UFAL) Police Learning Around the World: a Raul Pompeia’s Struggle for Life Freezing Differences: the University of Ponta Grossa, Paraná Markus-Michael Müller, Free University Comparative Approach from Brazil – Emancipation, Gender and Construction of Cultural Diversity in Berlin Prof. José Vicente Tavares dos Santos, Nationalism in Brazil’s Fin de Siecle Contemporary Brazil Director, Latin American Institute of Prof. César Braga Pinto Northwestern Prof. Sérgio Costa Freie Universität, Advanced Studies, UFRGS University Berlin

Brazil’s Foreign Policy in the Twenty Brazil and the International Chains Racially-based Affirmative Action in picture of Brazil First Century: In Search of a Role of Films and Performing Arts (1904- Brazilian Higher Education Prof. Alain Rouquié, Maison de L’ 1922) Dr Andre Cicalo, Marie Curie Fellow in Amérique Latine Julio Moraes, Department of History & the Brazil Institute ECA, University of São Paulo Zumbi & Isabel – An Inverted Mirror The Force of Slavery: Illegality and for Rethinking Contemporary Brazil Custom in Nineteenth Century Brazil ‘Brazil, Laboratory of Civilization’: Prof. Denise Ferreira da Silva, Sidney Chalhoub, Unicamp and the Importance of Rüdiger Bilden Department of Anthropology, Queen Department of History, Harvard Prof. Maria Lúcia Pallares Burke, Mary University, London University University of Cambridge Castilhista Positivism and Getúlio Vargas’s Estado Novo: Anatomy of a Brazilian Creed Prof. Jens R Hentschke, Newcastle University

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Emerging Scientific Domains in the Brazilian Territory: the Example of Bioinformatics Edison Bicudo, a post-doc researcher based in the Department of Sociology, University of São Paulo, Brazil

Dear Nise: Method, Madness, and Artistic Occupation at a Psychiatric Hospital in Rio de Janeiro Professor Paul Heritage, Professor of Drama and Performance at Queen Mary, University of London

Are Emerging Powers - Including Brazil - Becoming More Assertive in the WTO? Cristiane Carneiro, Institute of International Relations, USP

Brazil’s Potential To Democratise Global Governance. Markus Fraundorfer, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, USP

2016-17 National Formation Of Race And Afro-Brazilian Performance on Rio Public Management & Education: The Class In Contemporary Brazil de Janeiro’s Popular Stages from the Dnamics of Political Appointments in Antonio Guimaraes, Department of 1880s to the Long 1920s Brazilian Local Governments Sociology, USP Lisa Shaw, University of Liverpool Creative Economy, Culture And Plus Ça Change The Long Road to Democracy in 2018-19 2019-20 Development In Brazil: An Overview Sue Branford Brazil - and Present Concerns Of The Academic And Public Policy Inaugural Lecture of Professor Leslie Dilemmas Of The Advance Of When “Emerging Economies” Hit The Agenda Bethell Brazil, Film, And Soft Power The Brazilian Congress: How Agribusiness In Brazil: A Country Wall Of Rent-Seeking Clientelism: Stephanie Dennison, Professor of Accountability for Corporate Legislative Procedure Influences Getting Smaller The Brazilian Melt-Down Brazilian Studies and founding member Photography, Film, and the Complicity in the Brazilian Policy-Making Antonio A. R. Ioris, Lecturer at the School Alfredo G. A. Valladão, Professor at the of the Centre for World Cinemas and Techno-Politics of Brazil’s Rondon Dictatorship Fabio Lopes, Head of Domestic Politics of Geography and Planning, Cardiff Paris School of International Affairs Digital Cultures at the University of Commission Leigh Payne, Latin American Centre, at the British Embassy in Brasília, University (PSIA) of Sciences Po Paris, Senior Leeds Maite Conde University of Oxford Research Fellow OCP Policy Center (Rabat) and President of the Advisory. Protests, Images, And Visibility Rising Powers and the Arab-Israeli During The 2013 Uprising In Brazil Conflict since 1947 Brazil’s Development Challenges: A Rethinking Brazil’s (Inter)national Socioterratorial Movements In César Jiménez-Martínez is an ESRC Guy Burton, Mohammed Bin Rashid 2017-18 Personal View Identity in a Changing World Comparative Perspective fellow at Loughborough University School of Government in Dubai, the Professor Edmund Amann, Professor of Dr. Marco Vieira, Senior Lecturer in Sam Halvorsen, Lecturer in Human Reaping the Seeds of Discord: University of Nottingham’s Malaysia Brazilian Studies at Leiden University the Department of Political Science and Geography at Queen Mary University of Rising Brazil: Postmortem, Looking Advocacy Coalitions and Changes in Campus, the University of Kurdistan- and Visiting Professorial Lecturer at International Studies at the University of London and Leverhulme Early Career Forward Brazilian Environmental Regulation Hewler in northern Iraq and Birzeit the School for Advanced International Birmingham Research Fellow Matias Spektor, Fundação Getúlio Flavia Donadelli University in Palestine Studies, Johns Hopkins University Vargas (FGV) School of International Relations, Brazil Criminal Groups: The Role of the Brazil’s Fight Against Corruption: Pirates, Jesuits, And Indians In Ideas Out Of Place: City Making And Brazilian State in their Development Brazil Exporting Social Policies: From Enforcing an International Recipe or Sixteenth-Century Brazil The Reproduction Of Spatial Injustice and Legitimation local Innovation to a Global Model a Tailor-Made Solution? Vivien Kogut Lessa de Sa, Teaching In Rio De Janeiro The Social Bases Of Bolsonarismo: Professor Odilza Lines, Associate Dr. Osmany Porto, Professor of Dr Geisa Franco, Professor of Associate in Portuguese Studies at Gabriel Silvestre, lecturer in the Evidence From The 2018 Election Professor at the State University of International Relations at the Federal International Relations at the Social Cambridge University and author of Department of Urban Studies and Jairo Nicolau visiting scholar in the Southwest of Bahia & a Psychologist University of São Paulo (Unifesp) Sciences Faculty at the Federal University “The Admirable Adventures and Strange Planning at the University of Sheffield King’s Brazil Institute from Getúlio at the Penitentiary Administration of Goiás Fortunes of Anthony Knivet: an English Vargas Foundation (FGV) Secretariat of the State of Bahia Insecure Men and the Puzzle of Pirate in Brazil”, published in 2015 by Gender Quotas: Insights from the Electoral Turnout and Invalid Votes: Cambridge University Press Brazilian Case Brazil in Comparative Perspective Dr. Malu Gatto, postdoctoral researcher Jairo Nicolau, political scientist and a in the Department of Political Science at professor at the Federal University of Rio the University of Zürich, Switzerland de Janeiro (UFRJ)

24 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 25 Conferences Public Lectures

2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2013-14 2015-16 Brazil: the Past, the Present, and the Emerging Powers, Emerging Protests? The New Brazilian Forestry Code The World of Jorge Amado / Jorge BRASA XII International Aspects of Defence Future Lessons from the demonstrations in Brazilian Senators Jorge Viana (PT Amado and the World More than 800 experts on all matters Policy in Brazil Paulo Roberto de Almeida, Centro Brazil and Turkey – Workers’ Party, State of Acre) and Conference at the British Library, co- Brazilian convened at King’s College Three-day conference hosted by King’s Universitário de Brasília. Panel discussion with Alfredo Saad-Filho Luiz Henrique (PMDB – Brazilian sponsored by the King’s Brazil Institute. London between 20-23 August of 2014 Brazil Institute at the Strand Campus of (School of Oriental and African Studies), Democratic Movement Party, State of for the 12th Congress of the Brazilian King’s College London The Brazilian Political Economy Erdem Yörük (Koç University, Istanbul), Santa Catarina). The Brazilian Economy Today: Studies Association (BRASA) in what is Today and Matias Spektor (Rio Branco Chair, “Quotas”: The Movement For Towards a new socio-economic model? thought to be largest ever such conference Fernando Ferrari, Federal University of Brazil Institute / Fundação Getúlio Affirmative Action In Brazilian Higher One-day conference organised by of its type in London. Rio Grande do Sul. Vargas, Rio de Janeiro). Professor Lauro Mattei, Visiting Research 2016-17 Education Fellow from Federal University of Santa Harvest in Times of Drought Brazil, the UK and the Diplomacy of Dr David Lehmann, University of Cambridge Catarina. South Atlantic Security: Actors, Book launch with co-authors Dan Baron, the 21st Century 2014-15 Interests & Strategies Manoela Souza. and Agda Campos. Alex Ellis, British Ambassador to Brazil. The Economic Outlook and Career Brazil’s Economic and Political 2nd International Aspects of Defence Prospects One Year Before the Prospects in Brazil 1st KCL-USP Workshop on Brazilian Brazil’s Indigenous People’s Face the Policy Conference hosted by King’s Brazil Who Wants to be the Next Superpower? Presidential Election Evening workshop organised by the Studies – Brazil in Global Perspective 21st Century Institute with Rear Admiral Flávio Panel session featuring Brazil, India, and Sérgio Fausto, Director of the Fernando Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and The 1st KCL-USP Workshop on Brazilian John Hemming and Colin Thubron. Augusto Viana Rocha China Institutes as part of the World Henrique Cardoso Institute. hosted by the King’s Brazil Institute, with Studies – Brazil in Global Perspective. Questions | King’s Answers fundraising presentations by representatives of the Hosted by King’s Brazil Institute and UK-Brazil Conversa 3 campaign. Brazil’s Image in the Eyes of the Media Global Institutes Forum: Feeding the BNDES, Petrobrás, and the Banco do organised in London by Dr. Anthony The Brazil Institute at King’s College Panel event featuring Silio Boccanera World? Brazil, China and India in Brasil. Pereira, director, in cooperation with London partnered with Conversa for José Lins do Rego’s ‘Sugar-Cane Cycle’ of Globo News, Richard Lapper of The Global Perspective Mr. Paulo Arruda, doctoral researcher, this two-day forum discussion among novels Financial Times, and Greg Williams, A panel discussion with the Brazil, India, The Quality of Democracy in Brazil Department of History, with funding Brazilian and British business people, Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho, Head of Media at the City of London and China Institutes. Two-day conference in partnership with from King’s Global Engagement, this the Brazilian Ministry of Justice, with the public policymakers, educationalists, University of Aarhus, in collaboration with Corporation – co-hosted with PR firm AJA conference took place over two days from Autonomy in Brazilian foreign policy keynote address by Minister of Justice José and others to explore how to make more the Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Solutions. 3 – 4 November, 2014. Inaugural Rio Branco Chair Lecture by Eduardo Cardozo. of the relations and contacts between the Latin American Studies two countries. Smart Power, Rio Branco, and Brazilian Dr. Matias Spektor Brazil Institute-Embassy of Brazil – Distinguished Lecture Series Diplomacy in the Early 20th Century Science without Borders Three-part lecture series organised by Prof Rubens Ricupero, Academic, diplomat Global Institute Forum: Urban futures: 2012-13 The King’s Brazil Institute and the Brazil, India, and China Institutes and former government minister. Space and citizenship in cities of Brazil, Embassy of Brazil in London hosted 2018-19 China, and India an event for Brazilian Science without Post-Transitional Justice in Brazil – Brazil: A Traveller’s Perspective Granta – the Best of Young Brazilian A panel discussion with the Brazil, India, Borders students studying in the UK on Progress or Perdition? Brazil and Spanish America: Relations Public lecture by the comedian and travel Novelists and China Institutes. Saturday 13 December 2014. One-day conference with the Brazilian and Comparisons Conference writer Michael Palin. Book launch and panel discussion co- hosted with Granta publishing. Ministry of Justice. 2nd KCL-USP Workshop on Brazilian Following the publication of Leslie Studies – Brazil in Global Perspective Bethell’s new book, “Brazil: Essays in Democratic Brazil Ascendant The second part of this workshop was History and Politics” (ILAS, 2017), Two-day conference jointly organised held at the University of São Paulo. As the conference explored the theme of with the IDI and the University of Oxford. a result of funding from King’s Global Brazil’s relationship with the rest of Latin Engagement, three representatives from America, past and present. Minas – Heart of Brazil the Brazil Institute and King’s were able Week-long conference organised by the to attend this conference; Paulo Arruda, Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Grace Sousa, and Thomas Frölich. Latin American Studies and co-sponsored by the King’s Brazil Institute.

Promoting Quality and Healthcare in Maternal Healthcare One-day workshop co-organised with Women’s Health.

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Brazilian-European Relations Children Are Not Born Of The Street HE Roberto Jaguaribe, Brazilian A Status Quo Election in a Time of Panel discussion organised with NGO Ambassador to the UK, Cristoph Meyer Change Action for Brazil’s Children Trust. and Valbona Muzaka, of the King’s Dr. Paulo Sotero, Director of the Brazil European and International Studies Program, Woodrow Wilson International Department. Guns, Power, and Parchment: the Center for Scholars. Brazilian Military Coup and its What Is It With You And Your Guns? Legacies What I Learned in Brazil Panel discussion organised with the Rio Branco Chair Lecture by Dr João HE Alex Ellis, British Ambassador to Institute of North American Studies and Roberto Martins Filho Brazil the African Leadership Centre. Brazil and the World Cup Innovating in Emerging BRIC Markets The United States and Latin America A Lecture by Brazil’s Minister of Sport, This event brought together a set of After the Leaks Aldo Rebelo. innovative entrepreneurs who represent Panel discussion organised with Canning the emerging BRIC markets House and Institute of North American Masterclass on Brazil and the World Studies. Cup The Economic Outlook and Career Organised with the NGO Action for Prospects in Brazil A Lecture by the Chief Justice of Brazil’s Brazil’s Children Trust. Workshop organised with the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court, HE Joaquim Chamber of Commerce of Great Britain Barbosa.

2014-15

Brazil Votes 2014: Analysing The Discourse, Power, And Regimes A Diplomat’s View of the Situation In Result Of Subjectification In Brazil: The Brazil This was a joint event with King’s Brazil ‘Humanisation’ Of Public Health And Alex Ellis, British Ambassador to Brazil Institute and the Institute of Latin The ‘Pacification’ Of The Favelas. and former student at the King’s Brazil American Studies. This colloquium discussed the discursive Institute, discusses why and how Brazil processes through which individuals has gone from being a celebrated “rising Cafe Brazil – Indigenous Peoples become subjects of government policies in power” to an emerging country seemingly In Brazil: Policies, Rights, And Brazil. engulfed by intractable economic and Perspectives political crises. ABEP-UK and the Brazil Institute hosted Culture and Violence: Contemporary This Café Brasil, a discussion about Brazilian and British Film Discussion On The Situation Of indigenous lands and peoples in Brazil, This event was led by Professor Jaime Indigenous People In Brazil – as well as about the current debates on Ginzburg and was his inaugural lecture The Brazil Institute in collaboration with indigenous peoples’ rights. at the Brazil Institute as the Rio Branco ABEP-UK, promoted a round-table to Chair for 2015. discuss the situation of the indigenous Brazil: What to Expect in 2015 people in Brazil with Augusta Assirati, Lucas de Aragão, George Morris Seers, Futebol E Literatura No Brasil: Um former acting president of FUNAI and Eduardo Albuquerque examined the Panorama President, her team, her Congressional Prof. Dr. Elcio Loureiro Cornelsen Workshop for Brazil Institute Visitors support, and the next government’s likely (Faculdade de Letras / UFMG) (Bolsista The purpose of this event was to give the policies, priorities, and challenges. de Produtividade em Pesquisa do CNPq) visiting researchers in the Brazil Institute the opportunity to present the research The Social Origins of Institutional What’s The Role Of Brazil In The they undertook while visiting King’s Weakness and Change: Police Reform International Political Chessboard Of College London. in Latin America The 21st Century? Yanilda María González investigates Marcelo de Almeida Medeiros, Ph.D Rio Book launch the persistence of institutional weakness Branco International Relations Chair Michael Reid, The Forgotten Continent: A and examined the conditions under – University of Oxford (2015), Senior History of the New Latin America (Yale which change becomes possible, drawing Associate Member of St Antony’s College, University Press) on evidence of police reform in Latin (2015) Associate Professor of Political Paulo Fontes and Bernardo Buarque America. Science – UFPE, PQ-1D Research Fellow de Hollanda, The Country of Football: – CNPq Cachaça Workshop Politics, Popular Culture and the The aim of this workshop was to provide The ‘Americanization’ of Brazil’s Beautiful Game in Brazil (Hurst, 2014). an overview of the history of cachaça Foreign Relations, 1889-1914 in Brazil and the role it has played in A lecture by Leslie Bethell organized jointly Brazilian culture, from music to literature by Canning House and the Brazil Institute and poetry. 28 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 29 2015-16

How Did It Happen? The An Evening to Get CLOSER & Emergent Subjectivities And Social ‘Demonstrations Cup’ And The Reimagine Global Prosperity: Futures Distinction At Brazil’s Urban Periphery Counter-Hegemonic Side Of Sports from the Global South With Matthew Aaron Richmond, post- Mega-Events Key note speaker is Henrietta L. Moore doctoral fellow in the Centre for Urban Talk by Erick Omena de Melo, a PhD Director of the Institute for Global Studies at USP. candidate in Urban Planning at Oxford Prosperity at UCL, where she is also Chair Brookes University in Culture, Philosophy and Design Responsibility While Protecting (Rwp) – A Brazilian Approach To Conflict Brazil’s Economic and Political Resolution Tatiana Salem Levy Book Launch Challenges: Regional and National Prof. Kai Kenkel, Associate Professor in Roundtable discussion with the Brazilian Prospects the Institute of International Relations at writer Tatiana Salem Levy, author of Panel with economist Caio Megale and the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio “The house in Smyrna”, and Dr. Vinicius political consultant Thiago Aragao de Janeiro and Associated Researcher at Mariano de Carvalho (KBI), Prof. David the German Institute for Global and Area The Federal Prosecution Service and Treece (SPLAS), and Dr. Yorgos Dedes Studies in Hamburg. the Right to Education for Indigenous (SOAS). Prof. Antonio Jorge Ramalho, Associate People in Brazil Professor of the Institute of International Congress, the Public and the Fight Geisa de Assis Rodrigues, a Professor in Relations at the University of Brasília and Against Corruption in Brazil the School of Law at Mackenzie University Executive-Secretary of UNASUR’s South Talk by Senator Lídice da Mata (PSB - (São Paulo), and Visiting Research Fellow American Defense School. Bahia) in the Brazil Institute 2016-17 Stock Take And What Could Happen Brazilians in the UK: Synopsis of an Unsettled Resettlements: Community, Next... Immigration Experience The Resilient Constitution? Constitutionalism And International Policy Diffusion and Participatory Belonging & Livelihood in Rio de Peter Collecott, Chairman of Canning Dr Yara Evans, Department of Geography, The Political Crisis In Brazil Budgeting Janeiro’s Minha Casa Minha Vida chairs the talk with following speakers: Queen Mary University Dr Octavio Luiz Motta Ferraz, Reader in Transnational Book launch with author Osmany Porto de Oliveria Talk by Dr Melissa Fernández, an Professor Leslie Bethell, Visiting Professor Law, King’s College London, and affiliate of the Brazil Associate Professorial Research Fellow at Feminism in Brazil at KCL, Emeritus Professor at UCL, and Institute chairs the talk with the following speakers: Brazilian Diplomatic Thought LSE London, Department of Geography, Presentation from the Brazilian NGO, Emeritus Fellow of St Antony’s College, Professor Oscar Vilhena Vieira, Dean of the São Paulo Lecture by Ambassador Sérgio Moreira Lima, Director of and Associate Lecturer at Birkbeck’s OLGA, regarding campaigns and projects Oxford; Professor Anthony Pereira, Law School of Fundação Getúlio Vargas; Dr Timothy J FUNAG – Fundação Alexandre de Gusmão Department of Psychosocial Studies that advocate for women’s rights Director of the Brazil Institute, KCL; and Power, Associate Professor in Brazilian Studies at Oxford Brazilian Organized Crime and Drug Gangs: An Len Pannett, Consultant at Visagio. university, where he also directs the Brazilian Studies Anti-Corruption: the Indirect Approach Internal Problem With International Consequences What’s Left Of The Mst’s Peasant Programme within the Latin American Centre; and Talk by political scientist Bo Rothstein, Lecture by Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho, hosted by the Alternative To Neoliberalism After 12 Constructing Multipolarity: the Professor Christina Murray, Director of the Bingham Professor in the Blavatnik School of the Anglo Bolivian Society Years Of Pt Governments? Brazilian Perspective Centre for the Rule of Law University of Oxford Inaugural lecture for Ambassador Celso Talk by Leandro Vergara-Camus, Lecture Series With Distinguished Visiting Professor Amorim who visited King’s Brazil Institute Senior Lecturer in the Department of Culture and Tacit Knowledge: Evidence Brazil: A Retrospective Lieutenant General (Reserve) Floriano Peixoto Vieira as a Distinguished Guest Professor from Development Studies at the School of from the Brazilian Amazon With Alex Ellis, former British Ambassador to Brazil Neto 1st to 15th November 2015 Oriental and African Studies, University Talk by Dan Everett and Director of the Department for Exiting the Throughout October, 2016, Lieutenant General Floriano of London. European Union Peixoto held a series of lectures, public talks and personal tutorials for PhD Students.

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Brazil: Geopolitical challenges in a Brazil’s Environmental Law: Challenges Criminal Justice and Youth Justice in multipolar world and Global Exchanges Brazil Panel moderated by Professor Anthony Event supported by Instituto O Direito Panel discussion with Fiona Macaulay, Pereira, Director of King’s Brazil por um Planeta Verde & CLOSER – Sacha Darke, and Liana de Paula Institute, with opening remarks by His Challenges of Multidisciplinarity in Socio- Excellency Ambassador Eduardo dos Environmental Research Democratization of Knowledge and Santos wtih speakers Mahrukh Doctor, Democracy: An International Relations Ana Margheritis, Andrés Malamud, and Brazil and the Dichotomies of its Perspective Ambassador Antonio Patriota Reputation Lecture by Ambassador Sergio Eduardo Fabiana Gondim Mariutti, post-doctoral Moreira Lima, President of FUNAG How Do You Make Peacekeeping Work researcher at the Faculty of Economics, In Environments Where No Peace Business and Accounting in Ribeirão Preto Seminar Energy and Infrastructure in Existed To Begin With? (FEA-RP) in the University of São Paulo Liet-General (Retd) Floriano Peixoto Brazil: Brazil’s Renewables Market Event hosted by King’s Brazil Institute looks at how to tackle today’s complex Brazil’s Fight Against Modern Slavery security challenges and Lex Anglo-Brasil, and supported by Raquel Dodge, Prosecutor General of The Embassy of Brazil in London and the Brazil Lecture By Brazilian Presidential Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain Candidate Marina Silva Brazil’s fight against corruption Organized in partnership with Chatham By Dr. Geisa Cunha Franco House

2018-19

The 2018 Elections in Brazil Book Launch: Oxford Handbook Of The Brazilian Strategy For Reducing Event moderated by Professor Anthony The Brazilian Economy Poverty, Hunger, And Inequality Pereira, Director of King’s Brazil With editor Edward Amann By Dr. Tereza Campello, former Minister Institute, with the following speakers: for Social Development of Brazil and Fiona Macaulay, University of Bradford; A Relational South: Thinking Cultural an economist, Doctor in Public Health, Timothy Power, University of Oxford; Dynamics Between China And Brazil International consultant on social Matias Spektor, FGV-SP and columnist Carla de Utra Mendes is an affiliate of development and social protection, Visiting the Lau China Institute, King’s College Fellow at University of Nottingham (UK) National and Transnational Dimensions London and professor and research associate at the of Corruption and Anti-corruption Oswaldo Cruz Foundation Responses in the BRICS Revisions Of Colonial History In Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, Professor of Brazilian Cinema The State of UN Peace Operations: Democracy Studies at the Hertie School of Peter W. Schulze is the Director of the With Nobel Peace Prize President José Governance in Berlin Portuguese-Brazilian Institute of the Ramos Horta Universität zu Köln, where he holds the 2019-20 ‘Justa’ Project: The Politics Of The chair of Latin American Studies with A Management Model to Face the Brazilian Judicial System emphasis on Brazilian Studies Public Security Crisis in Brazil Presented by Transnational Law Institute Dr Helano Matos Nogueira is an academic The Wto Dispute Settlement Mechanism: A Brazilian Brazil Apart: 1964-2019 (Verso: 2019) & the Brazil Institute, with speaker Campaign Financing And Gender In visitor at King’s College London, and Perspective The scholar and UCLA Professor Perry Anderson visited the Brazil Luciana Zaffalon, Brazilian human The 2018 Elections In Brazil recognized teacher and supervisor at the By Associate Professor Alberto do Amaral Junior, Institute to discuss his new book rights activist By Catarina Barbieri University of Liverpool in the UK University of São Paulo Law School Public Budgeting Governance: Comparative Analysis Of The Cases Inaugural Lecture: Professor Anthony Understanding Public Security in Book Launch: Global Crisis Sertanejos, Androids, and Citizens: Tom Zé and Of London And São Paulo’s Municipality Pereira Brazil: Crisis or Bad Management Management, by Dr Helano Matos Brazilian Modernity Professor Ursula Dias Peres, an expert in Public Budgeting and Social Anthony Pereira is Professor of Brazilian Professor José Helano Matos Nogueira, Nogueira By Professor Christopher Dunn, Department of Spanish Participation, Professor and Researcher in Management of Public Policy Studies and Director of the King’s Brazil Visiting Researcher, Brazil Institute, and and Portuguese, Tulane University and Social Change, and Political Participation at the School of Arts, Science and Technology in Maritime Institute former member of the Federal Police force Sciences, and Humanities of the University of São Paulo (EACH, USP) in Fortaleza, Ceará Brazil Strategy The Election of Jair Bolsonaro: Why Did This Happen? In Conversation With Ricardo Calçado By Admiral Leol Ferreira Conversation between Emir Sader, one of Brazil’s most Roundtable: The Rise Of The New Right And Challenges To Of Onda Solidaria eminent sociologists, and Alfredo Saad Filho, Professor of Progressive Politics In Brazil International Development at King’s College London, with Ursula Dias Peres (USP) moderates the roundtable with speakers visiting economist Ursula Dias Peres serving as the panel Cristovam Buarque, Governor, Senator, and presidential candidate, chair and moderator and Mauricio Rands, Congressman and presidential campaign manager

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FILM SCREENINGS

2011-2012 2015-2016 KING’S BRAZIL ENSEMBLE Celebration of Brazilian Composers Bahia of the All Saints Other Africas: Unearthing ‘Afro’ Memories in Rio de Janeiro Week-long celebration of Brazilian Composers that took Film screening and panel discussion with the director, A talk and documentary screening by Dr Andre Cicalo, Post- The King’s Brazil Ensemble is dedicated to the place in November, 2017. Organized and curated by hosted by the King’s Brazil Institute, part of the London Doctoral Research Fellow, Brazil Institute study and practice of a Brazilian and British Claudie Baum, Music student at King’s College London, Latin American Film Festival. repertoire for string orchestra (eventually with with the support of Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho, In Your Name soloists or guest musicians). The ensemble was from King’s Brazil Institute. Film screening in collaboration with Golant Media 2017-2018 created in 2015 and had its debut in a performance King’s Brazil Ensemble Concert Ventures. at the Brazilian Embassy in London, in March Terra Em Transe 2015. Kicked off the week performing the works of Heitor Villa Lobo and José Maurício Nunes Garcia. 2013-2014 Film screening presented by CineClub as part of the Glauber Rocha Series The members of the ensemble, mostly, are or were Cinemusica Brasil A Celebration of Capoeira Black God, White Devil music students at King’s College. The creation Marcelo Bratke & Mariannita Luzzati explore exploring Film screening, live capoeira demonstration and panel Film screening presented by CineClub as part of the Glauber of the ensemble was an initiative of Dr. Vinicius the spirit of Villa Lobos music discussion. Rocha Series Mariano de Carvalho, Lecturer at King’s Brazil Alvorada Concert Institute, who is also the director of the group. Orgulho de ser Brasileiro More Earth Will Fall Performance by Alovarada, exploring the sources of Villa Film screening and panel discussion with the director, in Film launch with co-directors Sam Liebmann and Lee McKarkie Lobos music with the ‘choro collaboration with CulturArt followed by a Q&A Villa-Lobos Music Gabriella Di Laccio & Clelia Iruzum MUSIC & EXHIBITIONS

2011-2012 2015-2016 2017-2018

Sebastião Salgado Ernesto Nazareth Up Close The Art of Diplomacy”: How Brazilian An exhibition of works by the Brazilian Luiz Antonio de Almeida & Clélia art helped the British war effort in photographer. In collaboration with Arden Iruzun. Co-hosted by the King’s Brazil 1944 & Anstruther and the King’s Cultural Institute and the Music Department King’s Brazil Institue and UK’s Brazilian Institute. Embassy have brought together an Noiva do Condutor - The Tram almost forgotten collection of Brazilian 2012-2013 Conductor’s Sweethart paintings that helped Britain to victory A radio operetta by Noel Rosa and Arnold in WWII. From Manguetown: The Urbarn Art of Gluckmann at the Arts & Humanities Derlon Almeida Festival 2016 2018-19 Sponsored by the King’s Brazil Institute “Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra” - and organised by Instituto BR Heitor Villa Lobos Global Shakespeare Inverted Brazil Week Opening Ceremony This was part of the book Launch, 2014-2015 result of the research of Dr. Vinicius De Playing Orpheus Carvalho. It included discussion panels, King’s Ensemble Debut Concert Part of the Arts & Humanities Festival 2016 practical demonstrations, and Q&As At the Brazilian Embassy, London with academics and creative practitioners City to City: Urban Crossroads in the co-produced by the King’s Brazil Institute Music of Africa, Brazil and Portugal (KCL), Surrey Shakespeare Centre, and Three-day symposium that explored Global Shakespeare Centre (Queen Mary the transnational character of Brazilian University of London) in connection with music, with key note speaker Brazilian the Arden Shakespeare series, ‘Global singer and songwritter Martinho da Vila Shakespeare Inverted’

34 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 35 EXCURSIONS Brazil Week A Week with the Brazilian Navy: An Excusion to the Amazon

In 2015, King’s Brazil Institute initiated an important partnership with the Brazilian Navy, involving research, teaching, and knowledge exchange. As part of this partnership, the Institute Every year, King’s welcomes around 100 students from Brazil and beyond into a wide range of has promoted study excursions to Brazil, organized by the Brazilian Navy. The first one took place undergraduate and graduate programmes. We also have an alumni community of over 360 in in the Brazilian Pantanal, in 2015, when a group of students and staff from King’s were welcomed Brazil. at the 6th Naval District During the week-long visit, the group learned about the geopolitics of this region and the roles and work of the Navy within this part of the country through lectures, To celebrate our proud tradition of engagement with Brazil, we host the annual Brazil Week so we visits, and workshops. can celebrate all things Brazil at King’s.

In 2016, 2018 and 2019, similar excursions were organized, including a trip along the waters Events range from academic lectures and panel discussions to cultural workshops. Below are of the Amazon River on board a Brazilian Navy Hospital Ship, the group learned about the some of the highlights from previous years. particularities of the region.

This sort of activity enriches the students’ experience, providing them with vivid learning possibilities. 2016

Challenges for the UK & Brazil Study opportunities in Brazil Engaging with Brazil Opening reception chaired by Anthony Presentation about study opportunities Presentation from King’s Worldwide on Pereira with panelists Alison Wolfe, with the Institute’s exchange partners: Newton Fund, FAPESP, CAPES, and Management at King’s, and José de Soza UFRJ, USP, UFMG & UFB CNPQ funding opportunities Martins, Brazilian sociologist Taster Brazilian Portuguese Lessons Memórias do Cais do Valongo Journalist talk with El Globo Organized by King’s Modern Laguange Film Screening followed by discussion With Silvia Fluzia and an Embausa Department with the director, Antonio Carlos Muricy (Acoustic) musical performance Legal Issues of Development Brazilian Soft Power? Performance of Capoeira Roundtable discussion with Luiz Edson Panel with Ambassador Sergio Moreira Fachin, Visiting Professor at King’s in Leite, Alexander Gusmao Foundation, Nemesis: One Man and the Battle for 2012 and Minister of the Brazilian Brazilian Foreign Ministry Rio Supreme Court, Octavio Feraz, Dickson Misha Glenny discusses his new book. Poon School of Law, and Eduardo Salomao - alumnus in São Paulo

In the footsteops.... Excursion to Italy

This project consists of an annual study excursion to Italy, to the exact areas where Brazilians were stationed and fought during WWII, allowing participants to talk to survivors and get to know the theatre of operations of the Brazilian Expeditionary Force.

This immersion allows students to develop an idea of what it was like for young Brazilian soldiers from the tropics to arrive in Italy and stay throughout the winter, in a mountainous region, and confront a well-trained and experienced enemy. The excursion detailed what it was like for the Brazilian soldiers to experience the culture shock of having to fight in an international force without the necessary language skills and interact with a population victimized. During these trips, we also focus on the ways that Italians continues to cultivate the memories of Brazil’s presence during the war.

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2017

Afro-Brazilian Evening: The Roots Of Brazil Week 2017 Welcome Human Rights in Brazil: Discrimination In Brazil Reception Challenges and Achievements A debate with Professors Sidney Aguilar Filho and With Brazilian Music group Roundtable discussion with Matthias Rohrig Assunção, film screening of Boy 23: Alvorada, drinks and canapés Professor Ricardo Figueira and The Forgotten Boys of Brazil and capoeira roda Leticia Sabatella

Minas, Heart of Brazil Tackling Corruption In Brazil Rio de Janeiro and Brazilian An evening of film, readings, art, music, and culture in Debate with Dr. Maurício Leite Literature celebration of Minas Gerais Valeixo, Brazilian Federal Police - A Discussion With Ana Maria Tackling corruption in Brazil Machado.

2018

Portuguese Taster Sessions Foreign Policy and Public Opinion in Film Screening - “The Good Fight” Brazilian Food and Drink with Luciano Brazil With a discussion with director Ben de Araujo and poetry by Fernando Janina Onuki (IRI-USP) Holman and Cristiano Maronna. Pessoa with Isabel Simões Followed by Capoeira Roda with Mestre Violence and Public Security in Carlão Vawg Among Brazilians In London Brazil And In Maré, Rio De Janeiro: Renato Sergio de Lima, FGV-São Paulo Bad Health in a Good retreat: Life and Violence Across Borders and President, Brazilian Forum for Death in the “Worst” Neighbourhood Presented by Professor Cathy McIlwaine Public Security of São Paulo, Brazil and Joana Garcia Jeffrey Lesser (Emory University), Brazil’s Drug Policy historian of Brazil Presented by Cristiano Maronna

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2020 BW event Event Name Building Brazil’s Collective Memory Description Opening ceremony, including a keynote address by Dr Andreza de Souza Santos (University of Oxford) followed by a concert with King’s Brazil Ensemble, Event Name titled ‘Music and nature in Brazil’ with Description original music by Claudio Santoro, Harry Crowl, and Luiz Gonzaga

Bbc Brazil And Its Correspondents Silvia Salek (editor in chief on the BBC Brazilian Desk), Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho (King’s College London), Daniel Mandur Thomaz (King’s College London)

Brazil’s Cooperation In Health Roundtable discussion wtih Alila 2020 BW event Antonielli (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales), Manaíra Assunção (Universität Hamburg), Maria Berta Ecija Salgado (King’s College London), Helena de Moraes Achcar (London School of Economics and Political Science), Rebecca Kuykendall (King’s College London), and Dr Giuliano Russo (Queen Mary University) as the moderator

Environmental Disasters In Brazil Closing ceremony and panel that included a screening of the new documentary, ‘Trem de Lágrimas (Train of tears)’ by directors Tainá de Luccas and Francisco Santos.

Portuguese Language Tasting Sessions 2019 By King’s Modern Language Centre 2020 BW event Amanhã Vai Ser Maior (Tomorrow The Tram Conductor’s Sweetheart Will Be Greater) Understanding Contemporary Brazil With King’s Brazil Ensemble Book launch with author Rosana Book launch, Jeff Garmany & Anthony Pinheiro-Machado Pereira The power of dreams: An ethnography of start-up companies in Brazil and in Cachaça: Exploring Sustainable Challenges to Democracy in Brazil: the United Kingdom Production In The Atlantic Forest Elections, Contestation, and With speaker Louise Scoz Pasteur de With Novo Fogo Organic Cachaça’s Innovation Faria, UFRGS (Brazil) and UCL With Thamy Pogrebinschi, Berlin social CEO, Dragos Axinte Science Centre Cachaca: A Cultural Overview With Tom Stockley of Abelha Cachaca Brazil And Its Language Policies Brazilian Portuguese Taster Sessions Rountable discussion with Gabriela Presented by King’s Brazil Institute & The Prism of Race da Silva Bulla (Federal University of the Modern Language Centre Book Launch, David Lehmann Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) & Leandro Diniz (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil)

40 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 41 Student Participation THE BRAZIL INSTITUTE DURING COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be both a challenge and an opportunity for King’s Brazil Institute. Like most organizations, the Institute had to rethink and adapt its activities. In line with its objectives of promoting learning about Brazil at King’s, the Institute has strong links with the student body, especially through the Brazilian society, which helps to promote its events to students At the same time, it enjoyed the opportunity to join discussions in the media about the effects and handling of the across all faculties. pandemic in Brazil.

The society caters to both Brazilian and foreign students that want to learn more about Brazil’s political and economic context, and celebrate its culture. Through social, cultural, and academic events, this student- led group aims to engage the Brazilian community within King’s.

The partnership between the Institute and the wider student body has allowed undergraduate students to access lectures and events involving high-profile academics and professionals, as well as provided career- development opportunities. Moreover, it allowed Brazilian students to learn more about their home country and maintain a connection with their culture while also encouraging while also encouraging non- Brazilian students to learn more about Brazil.

King’s Brazilian Society Activities

Social Academic

◆ Yearly Carnaval party, held in partnership with LSE, ◆ BRASA talks, held yearly in partnership with the UCL, and Imperial College; Brazil Institute and the Brazilian Students Association ◆ Pub crawls and welcome events at Brazilian pubs and (BRASA), on economics and financial markets with restaurants; high-profile speakers from Brazil’s most famous Banks ◆ “Latin Takeover” parties held alongside other societies ◆ Networking events such as the Women in Banking at King’s, such as the Latin American Society. evening network hosted in partnership with Itau, a Brazilian Bank ◆ Brazilian Embassy visit, where students got a chance to Cultural meet the ambassador, Fred Arruda, discuss the inner workings of the embassy as well as ask questions about ◆ Movie screenings of Brazilian movies, such as “Minha Brazilian politics and UK-Brazil relations. Mãe é uma Peça;” ◆ Participated and promoted in the seminar series ◆ Attended and promoted the Institute’s events during “Transcending Brazil”, an initiative by the Institute to “Brazil’s week”, such as the Portuguese taster sessions, present and discuss some of the main exponents of samba lessons, and Cachaça tastings. Brazilian social thinking

Brazilian Student Association (BRASA) New initiatives for 2020

BRASA is a student organization reaching over 12,000 ◆ Alongside BRASA, members of the Brazilian society students in over 85 universities across the world. The Local are working on creating a community of Brazilian London team aims to engage and unite the Brazilian student students across London; community in London through professional, cultural ◆ Monthly Book club dedicated to reading classic and social events, according to the demand and need of Brazilian novels and celebrating its authors, such as students and guided by its central values of pro-activeness, Clarice Lispector, Lygia Fagundes, Machado de Assis, representation, cooperation and mutual respect. In a city and Jorge Amado. This will be an opportunity for all as dynamic as London, BRASA intends to be a platform students to learn more about Brazilian culture and “King’s Brazil Institute has provided members of the Brazilian Society for Brazilian students where groups and individuals can literature. with a really unique opportunity to take part in events to learn more connet, share experiences and oportunities, ultimately about Brazil and actively engage in discussion with high-profile speakers,

leading to long-lasting impact in Brazil. such as the Brazilian ambassador, academics, and actors in the financial

sector in Brazil. Vitória Russo Gaino “ President of King’s Brazilian Society, 2020-21

42 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 43 Gabriela Ferreira, Member of InnSciD SP Executive Committee (USP), Researcher at Where are they now? Caeni (USP), Lecturer at UNASP

I had the greatest experience at the Brazil Institute during my Joint PhD between King’s and University of São Paulo. The academic meetings and the support of the colleagues William Frost, Free lance Jounralist and video maker and the professors were crucial not only to my professional improvement, but also to my personal development. “My experience of studying at the King’s Brazil Institute was excellent. I especially enjoyed the interdisciplinary aspect of the course. I had the opportunity to study a broad variety of Brazilian society including politics, cinema, history and environmental issues. This breadth of topics allowed a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of Brazil in the twenty-first century. The connection with the University of São Paulo was a key one as it meant that we could meet students and professors from Brazil who could give us a really Thomas Froehlich, ESRC-funded postdoctoral research fellow at the Department of clear idea of what was really happening in the country. Another aspect I benefitted from War Studies at King’s College London was carrying out an internship in the summer which was a great professional experience. I really enjoyed my time at the Brazil Institute at King’s and would highly recommend it King’s Brazil Institute shaped both my personal PhD experience and my understanding of to anyone thinking of studying there.” Brazil. Like no other place in the world, KBI brings together interdisciplinary knowledge of Brazil and enables collaborative research into Brazil’s domestic and foreign policies. Conducting my doctoral research at KBI exposed me to a broad network of academics that influenced my understanding of Brazil and the institutional connections to policy makers Carly Rodgers, PhD Candidate, Centre of Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge enabled me to conduct empirical research at a level that would not have been possible at any other institution. On top of that, the KBI community is inclusive and always ready to “I look back on the time at the Brazil Institute with incredible love and appreciation. help out. The network of alumns spans around the globe and supports current students Every opportunity - academic, professional, and personal - has been something that has professionally and in social settings. I am hopeful that despite the current downturn in truly shaped my path in so many ways. What drew me to King’s, to the Brazil Institute, Brazil’s global reputation, KBI will remain a place of interest for young researchers as it is and to the MSc in Brazil in Global Perspective was everything that I didn’t know about the prime location for expertise on Brazil in the world. Brazil, where it provided me an intellectual foundation and academic community to learn and to grow. The Brazil Institute gave me so much, challenged me in so many ways and encouraged me in my work and in my passions. It has served - and still serves - as a Pietro Rodrigues, postdoctoral student at CEBRAP (Brazil); Researcher at Center of foundational part of my trajectory and I am incredibly grateful to it.” Studies on International Negotiations (CAENI); Researcher at José Luiz Egydio Setubal Foundation (FJLES); Professor of International Relations at Universidade Anhembi Morumbi

Christoph Harig, Research Fellow at Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg, Germany Being part of the first group of the Joint PhD program with the University of São Paulo was a remarkable experience. It was an incredible opportunity to meet excellent researchers I received a PhD scholarship from King’s Brazil Institute in 2013 and completed my doctoral with diverse backgrounds, to establish professionals networks and, of course, make good studies in 2017. At King’s, I was able to benefit from exchanging ideas with colleagues and friends. The infrastructure of libraries and labs was very impressive, as was the quality of staff members from different departments. This helped enormously in improving my PhD the methodology courses and the Institute seminars, all essential to improve my research project. The academic environment at the Brazil Institute provided a unique setting for skills. The program opened many doors. After my doctorate, I worked in the Brazilian understanding the historical, political, and socio-economic context of my dissertation on government, universities, and in third sector organizations. Today I dedicate myself to Brazil’s armed forces. I probably would not have been able to conduct the kind of fieldwork research and teach International Relations, using much of what I learned during my time I did at any other institution, as my supervisor’s extensive network opened doors to many at King’s. research opportunities.

Marina Eriksson, PhD in Politics at Oxford University

In my view, if you want to understand and do research on Brazil, there is no better place Jonathan Lima-Matthews, Public Affairs Manager than the King’s Brazil Institute (KBI). We are taught and supervised (when writing our thesis) by ‘Brazilianists’– scholars whose work focuses on different aspects of Brazil’s The MSc Brazil in Global Perspective gave me an important grounding on Brazil’s role economy, politics, and society. Academic as well as administrative staff are also very in the world and the opportunity to learn about the world’s eighth largest economy from supportive. They were always willing to help and engage with students. a broad range of angles, including its culture, history, politics, sociology and its role as an ambitious player on the global stage. Through the Master’s programme, I was able to gain an internship at the British Embassy in Brazil where I met with Brazilian contacts, helped develop policy, met a British secretary of state, and got a flavour of diplomatic life. And the time I spent there helped me to choose Delilah Wright-Sutherland, Market Intelligence at Sportradar the topic for my thesis. This was a truly enriching and transformative experience that I am thankful to the Brazil Institute for. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the Brazil Institute at King’s College London, I was lucky Since graduating, I have worked in a variety of exciting policy and public affairs roles in enough to be invited on a trip to the Pantanal before even starting my Masters degree. This London. I am in no doubt the analytical skills I learnt on the Master’s programme, and gave me a great insight into the kind of work the Brazil institute was doing as well as seeing first hand one of the most beautiful ecosystems on the planet. I really enjoyed how small the team was at the Brazil Institute as you got to know everyone there. When we hosted events, everyone pitched in to help coordinate and make sure it was a success. I met some fascinating people and had a wonderful year studying.

44 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 45 Message from the Ambassador

It is an honour to participate in the international affairs, public policy, recognition – certainly no small feat. celebration of the 10th anniversary and a number of other key areas of Just as importantly, Professor Pereira of the Brazil Institute. Looking back, study. has helped to consolidate a network it is clear how far it has come. of academics, researchers, and Throughout the past decade, the policymakers whose contribution Over the years, the Brazil Institute Brazil Institute has also been a to our country is priceless. As he has established itself as more cherished partner of our Embassy. I moves on to a new chapter in his life, than just a forum for promoting trust I speak for my predecessors as I should like to extend to him our independent academic research much as for myself when I say that heartfelt recognition and warmly and discussions on our country. this continued collaboration, in so welcome his successor as Director No doubt, it has excelled in the many ways, has added a great deal of the Brazil Institute, Dr. Vinicius production of knowledge about of value to our mission here in the Mariano de Carvalho. multiple aspects of Brazil in a wide UK. We have closely followed and range of fields – from history to supported the Institute’s thriving I am confident that the Brazil Institute economics, from political science to work. And of course, it has been will remain an indispensable hub literature and beyond; this is in and our pleasure to engage with the for Brazilian studies in the British of itself an accomplishment worth Institute’s senior advisory board, academic landscape for decades highlighting. But the Institute has staff, visiting faculty, researchers, to come. As we look at the rapidly gone further. It has incorporated and students. changing world around us and face Brazil’s own perspectives of the the future, the prospects for the world and sought to bring them During this decade-long journey, Institute’s further development are into the mainstream, discarding Professor Anthony Pereira has as promising as ever. dated notions of a distant foreign been at the heart of the Institute’s country that is the mere object of transformation. He has led the Fred Arruda analysis. The Institute has ensured Brazil Institute from birth to its Ambassador of Brazil to the United the dissemination in the UK of current status as a mature academic Kingdom different Brazilian approaches to centre with international reach and

“Over the years, the Brazil Institute has established itself as more than just a forum for promoting independent academic research and discussions on our country... It has incorporated Brazil’s own perspectives of the world and sought to bring them into the mainstream, discarding dated notions of a distant foreign country that is the mere object of analysis. The Institute has ensured the dissemination in the UK of different Brazilian approaches to international affairs, public policy and a number of “The world comes to London, but King’s must reach out to the world. Our other key areas of study. international strategy is to focus, in particular, on some of the emerging countries, including Brazil. The Brazil Institute has been very success- ful in helping to foster partnerships between researchers at King’s and

their counterparts at a variety of institutions in Brazil. It has also made Fred Arruda “ significant contributions to understanding Brazil at King’s through its Ambassador of Brazil to the United Kingdom events, teaching and research programme.

Professor Ed Byrne Principal and President of King’s College London “

46 Brazil Institute Ten Year Annual Review 47 The Great Hall was a fitting Ours is a research community based also contribute. We have also seen Looking back on our first ten years location for the first event of the in London but with an international the continuing internationalization King’s Brazil Institute at 6:00 pm reach. Our local partners include of Brazil’s major institutions, a on 15 October 2010. An overflow think-tanks such as Canning House process without precedent in the crowd of about two hundred and Chatham House, government country’s history. And, like the rest people listened to a panel of three agencies such as the Brazilian of the world, we are now adapting presenters who analysed the 2010 Embassy and the UK’s Foreign to the coronavirus pandemic, elections in Brazil, at that moment and Commonwealth Office, NGOs and imagining possible post- paused between its first and second such as Amnesty International coronavirus environments. rounds. There were plenty of and the Favela Foundation, and comments and questions from the business associations such as the On a personal note, I have been audience during the last half hour, Brazilian Chamber of Commerce privileged and honored to have been and the reception that followed was of Great Britain. Our community the Director of the Brazil Institute warm and animated. includes many Brazilians and in its first decade of existence. British researchers, but also Brazil is complex, pluralistic, and Since that time, the King’s researchers from eight other rapidly changing; it defies easy Brazil Institute has grown and countries: Albania, Colombia, generalizations and leading a changed, and now heads into Denmark, India, Ireland, Italy, research institute that focuses on it its second decade. Dedicated to Portugal, and the United States. is a perpetual challenge. During my interdisciplinary research on some Our partners in Brazil include time as Director I have been helped of the most important global issues the Brazilian Academy of Letters, by innumerable people of good affecting Brazil, the Institute runs the state of São Paulo research will, Brazilians and non-Brazilians, a regular seminar series for PhD foundation (FAPESP), the federal who have all seen the importance students and outside researchers Coordination for the Improvement of our Institute and have made and organizes public events on of Higher Education Personnel contributions to the quality and various aspects of Brazil’s culture, (CAPES), and nine universities, impact of our work. They are economy, politics, and society. It including the University of Brasília too numerous to mention here now counts twenty-two affiliates (UnB),the Federal University individually by name, but I want to across King’s College London, of Minas Gerais (UFMG), the say to all of them, “obrigado”. I also five affiliates from outside the Federal University of Pernambuco wish my very capable successor university, and more than twenty (UFPE), and the University of Dr. Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho PhD students, including students São Paulo (USP). And our Senior good luck, and pledge to him my in the joint PhD managed by the Advisory Board, a valuable part of support, in the next decade of the Institute of International Relations our governance structure, consists Institute’s existence. at the University of São Paulo and of leaders from the worlds of King’s. Researchers who work academia, business, diplomacy, with and on Brazil contribute their and the arts. “The Brazil Institute plays a vital role for King’s in working with our country representative Jaqueline Wilkins and strengthening knowledge, experience, and energy our engagement with universities and other organizations in Brazil. Whether it is in implementing the new joint PhD in to the Institute and represent The last ten years have been busy international relations with the University of São Paulo, or organising Brazil Week to showcase the connections between a wide variety of academic ones for the King’s Brazil Institute. Brazil and King’s, the Brazil Institute adds tremendous value by serving as a bridge between King’s College London and the disciplines, including aerospace For example, we have seen the most important emerging power in Latin America. I look forward to visiting Brazil once again in the near future, and am physiology, anthropology, creation of the School of Global delighted that the Brazil Institute will continue to help me and the rest of the College nurture our relations with our Brazilian architecture, criminology, Affairs and its MSc in Global partners. communication, economics, Affairs, of which the Institute is

education, international relations, an integral part. We have also seen Dr. Joanna Newman, “ geography, history, law, literature, the launch of a new international Professor Anthony Pereira Vice Principal International, King’s College London music, politics, pharmacology, and strategy that emphasizes cultural Director, Brazil Institute (2010-2020) psychiatry. competence, an effort to which we King’s College London

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