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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Brazilian community"”.
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The Right to Access: credit, concrete hope and a new politics of worth in Brazilian community banks
This thesis examines how community-based finance reshapes everyday life, political subjectivity, and social relations in Brazil's urban peripheries, through a study of the Bem Community Bank in the community of São Benedito (Vitória, Espírito Santo). Drawing on ten months of ethnographic fieldwork …
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Os media digitais nos processos de identidade, pertenças transnacionais e integração : estudo de caso de imigrantes brasileiros no concelho de Grândola
… transnational belonging and integration of Brazilian immigrants living in the small town of Grândola? To this end, through a case study, semi-structured interviews were conducted to ten people belonging to the Brazilian community, witnesses of different places and incorporation modes in the …
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A COR DA PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO DO CCA/UFPB: UM ESTUDO SOBRE AS QUESTÕES ETNICAS E PRECONCEITO
… are still many prejudices about the african-Brazilian community. Our society is permeated by the culture and ideology brought by Portuguese colonialism, this demonstrates a prevailing white domination until the present day in different social segments, even after the end of slavery in 1888. …
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A Call for Liberation: Aleijadinho's 'Prophets' as Capoeiristas
<p>Throughout the late eighteenth century, many Brazilians became inspired by the political revolutions of the French and American colonies and sought for a similar type of revolution, hoping to gain independence from the Portuguese. One nationalistic group, the "Inconfidência Mineira," probably …
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Nonprofit Continuum: Brazilian-centered Organizations in the Bay Area of San Francisco
… Brazil has also become a country of emigration. Brazilians have migrated to the United States in large numbers throughout the past decades. In the host country, Brazilians experience the same issues inherent in any immigrant community, such as immigration status, education, health, and …