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Brazil, politics and government

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Indigenism

Alcida Rita Ramos

1998

Democratizing Brazil

Alfred C. Stepan

1989

The Catholic Church and politics in Brazil, 1916-1985

Scott Mainwaring

1986

Unrest in Brazil

John Watson Foster Dulles

1970

Authoritarian Capitalism

Philippe Faucher, Thomas C. Bruneau

1981

Brazil

Michael Reid

2014

The Rio de Janeiro reader

Paulo Knauss de Mendonça, Daryle Williams, Amy Chazkel

2016

The Brazil reader

Robert M. Levine, John J. Crocitti, University Press Duke

1999

Ordem e progresso

Gilberto Freyre

1970

Benedita da Silva

Benedita da Silva

1997

The Politics of Military Rule in Brazil, 1964-1985

Thomas E. Skidmore

1988

The accidental president of Brazil

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

2006

Brazil

Jan Rocha

1997

Racial revolutions

Jonathan W. Warren

2001

Brazil and the quiet intervention, 1964

Phyllis R. Parker

1979

Protest and resistance in Angola and Brazil

Ronald H. Chilcote

1972

Gaúcho politics in Brazil

Carlos E. Cortés

1974

Umbanda

Diana DeG Brown

1986

The politics of Brazilian development 1930-1954

John D. Wirth

1970

Comparative governments and politics

Chanchal Kumar

2015

The São Paulo Law School and the anti-Vargas resistance (1938-1945)

John W. F. Dulles

1986

The seed was planted

Cliff Welch

1998

Brazil

Alfred P. Montero

2014

Fordlandia

Greg Grandin, Grandin

2009

Brazil on the rise

Larry Rohter

2010

The transition from feudalism to capitalism

Giuliano Procacci, Paul Marlor Sweezy, Maurice Herbert Dobb

1967

State and society in Brazil

John D. Wirth, Edson de Oliveira Nunes

1987

Vargas of Brazil

John W. F. Dulles

1967

Natural Resource Valuation and Policy in Brazil

Peter May undifferentiated

1999

Dictatorship and armed struggle in Brazil

João Quartim

1972

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