FACULTY

The Brazilian Studies Program has an Executive Committee comprised of faculty members with varied research interests related to Brazil. Participants in the BSP also include full-time faculty members from a range of University Departments.

Visiting Professors & Scholars

Since its inauguration in the Fall of 2000, the Brazilian Studies Program has brought distinguished professors and scholars to teach and conduct research on a variety of topics related to Brazil.

• Emily Story

Course: "State and Society in Modern Brazil", Department of History
Fall 2006
• Cecilia Azevedo, Universidade Fluminense, RJ

Course: "Brazil-US Relations," Department of History
Spring 2006
• Paulo Sotero, O Estado de São Paulo Newspaper

Course: "Media in Brazil," Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Fall 2006, Spring 2005, Spring 2004, Fall 2003
• Jurandir Malerba, Universidade Estadual de São Paulo

Course: "Brazil: Nation Building and State Formation," Department of History
Fall 2003
• Eliana Cardoso, University of São Paulo, The World Bank

Course: "Political Economy of Latin America and Brazil," Center for Latin American Studies
Fall 2002, Fall 2001
• Luis Bitencourt, Brazil Project @ The Wilson Center

Course: "Brazilian Political Culture"
Spring 2002
• Beatriz H. Dominguez, Ph.D, Federal University of Juiz de Fora

Spring and Fall 2003
• Ana Lucia Fauri, Ph.D, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul

Research: Brazilian Literature
Summer and Fall 2004
• Leany Barreiro de Lemos, Ph.D, University of Brasilia

Research: Comparative Legislative Systems: US and Brazil
Spring 2004, Fall 2003
• Carmen Licia Palazzo

Spring and Fall 2002
• Marcos S. Jank

Research: Agribusiness and Trade Issues
Spring 2001