31 de March de 2020
Brazil-EU Cyber Cooperation: Swinging Bridges on the Road to Stability in Cyberspace
Published in Council on Foreign Relations By Louise Marie Hurel The February 20 Brazil-EU Cyber Dialogue signaled
31 de March de 2020
The world before this coronavirus and after cannot be the same
With COVID-19 infections now evident in 176 countries, the pandemic is the most significant threat
27 de March de 2020
Viral Inequality
Far from merely reflecting an unequal distribution of economic means, rising inequality comes with a
19 de March de 2020
The COVID Wake-Up Call
Published in Project Syndicate By Robert Muggah The COVID-19 pandemic was not just predictable but inevitable, which
3 de March de 2020
Building Brazil’s National Action Plan: lessons learned and opportunities
Published in London Schools Economics By Renata Giannini Brazil’s process of drafting its first National Action Plan on Women,
3 de March de 2020
How reducing inequality will make our cities safer
Where a person is born and lives correlates with their overall life chances. Unsurprisingly, people
11 de February de 2020
Brazil’s Risky Bet on Tech to Fight Crime
Rio de Janeiro’s ultra-conservative governor, Wilson Witzel, was elected in 2018 on a tough-on-crime ticket.
16 de December de 2019
Evangelical gangs in Rio de Janeiro wage ‘holy war’ on Afro-Brazilian faiths
I study violence in Latin America, and I’ve observed a sharp increase in reports of religiously
9 de December de 2019
Brazil’s Data Protection Paradox
After years of procrastination, Brazil has finally adopted comprehensive data protection legislation. In mid-2018, the