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_aEmergent Brazil : _bkey perspectives on a new global power / _cedited by Jeffrey D. Needell. |
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_aGainesville : _bUniversity Press of Florida, _c(c)2015. |
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_aIntroduction: An attempt to grasp the moment / _rJeffrey D. Needell -- _tPart I: Brazil, today and yesterday -- _tThe country of the present, or, leaving the future in the past / _rMarshall Eakin -- _tBrazilian spring or Brazilian autumn? First impressions of the June days of 2013 / _rFernando Lattman-Weltman -- _tPart II: Brazil's political scene -- _tUnderstanding the increasing popularity of Brazilian presidents / _rDaniela Campello and Cesar Zucco Jr -- _tToo soon to give up, too late to really matter: impasses, self-deception, and Brazil's media-democratization agenda / _rFernando Lattman-Weltman -- _tPart III: Brazil's urban scene -- _tCrime victimization in Brazil, 2009: risks by race, class, and place / _rCharles H. Wood and Ludmila Ribeiro -- _tPacification urbanism: a view from Rio's old industrial suburbs / _rMariana Cavalcanti -- _tPopular culture in emergent Brazil / _rBryan McCann -- _tPart IV: Brazilian religions and the world -- _tNeo-Pentecostals on the pitch: Brazilian football players as missionaries abroad / _rCarmen Rial -- _tThe global spread of Brazilian religions / _rCristina Rocha and Manuel A. Vásquez -- _tPart V: Brazilian forest and field to the world -- _tBiofuels: energy for the world / _rRoberto Rodrigues -- _tAgribusiness and sustainability of the orange juice and sugar and ethanol industries of Sao Paulo and Florida / _rJames A. Sterns, Thomas H. Spreen, and Paula M. Mercadante -- _tEnvironmental governance and technological innovations for sustainable development in the Amazon / _rJudson F. Valentim -- _tEmergent socio-environmental development in Amazonia / _rMarianne Schmink -- _tPart VI: Brazil's new diplomatic role in the world -- _tBrazil: an emerging nuclear power / _rCarlo Patti -- _tThe strange case of the missing relationship: Brazil and the United States / _rPeter Hakim. |
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