Brasiliana: Journal for Brazilian Studies is a dynamic, open access academic forum in which scholars from diverse disciplines in the Humanities and Social Sciences can publish their research and draw on scholarship within the interdisciplinary field of Brazilian Studies.

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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2026): Margins, Streets and Rights: Inclusion and Exclusion in Brazil

Published: 2026-11-13

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General Articles

Of blood and laughs: The Brazilian Periphery of Letters and the concept of universality

Beatriz de Moraes Vieira

1-16

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João do Rio

a forgotten chronicler within the Machado-Euclides dichotomy

Anna Carolina Pinheiro da Costa Silva

17-31

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The street is our stage

the experience of the play 1961-2013 in the 2013 June Marches

Gustavo Rocha

32-45

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The Brazilian Black Front and the Newspaper A Voz da Raça: Strategies for Political and Social Mobilization in 1930s Brazil

Tadeu Kaçula

46-57

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Brazilian Diaspora in the Czech Republic

An Ethnographic Probe into the Brazilian Community

Ondřej Filipec, Lucie Macková, Raisa Medeiros, Guilherme de Oliveira Scaglione

58-73

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Financing Universal Sanitation

Regulation, Investibility and the Political Economy of Water Infrastructure

Charles Schramm

74-96

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Authoritarian governance and the university

Repression and social control in Brazilian higher education under the Military Dictatorship (1964-1988)

Jaime Valim Mansan

97-110

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From resistance to denial

An analysis of the relation between the Armed Forces and the National Truth Commission

Carlos Artur Gallo

111-124

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The Right to Take Rights Away: Brazil’s 1964 & 2016 Coups

Nicolas Vallada

125-142

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Glass Ceilings in the State: Gender and Discretionary Appointments in Brazil’s Federal Bureaucracy

Nayara Albrecht

143-164

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A Look at Cooperative Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations in Brazil Based on the 1988 Federal Constitution

Gustavo Cravo de Azevedo, Ricardo Ismael

165-182

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Geoinformation in the formulation of public policies to reduce vulnerability: an analysis of Territórios Sociais Program in the Rocinha favela.

Bianca Medina, Ana Caroline de Sousa Sampaio, Gustavo Antônio José Simão, Larissa de Araújo Oliveira

183-199

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Ecos de unidades

nacionalismo, identidade e a luta contra a extrema-direita em perspectiva sino-brasileira comparada

Wallace de Figueiredo

200-214

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Book Reviews

Brazilian Socio-Economic Dynamics

Contexts and Contemporary Realities

Daniela Osorio de Sousa

215-217

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