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First published 2012-10

Illegality in Settlement Heterotopias: A Study of Frontier Governance in the Brazilian Amazon

Kei Otsuki

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

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First published 2014-11

Why do some governments resort to ‘creative accounting’ but not others? Fiscal governance in the Brazilian federation

Marcus André Melo, Carlos Pereira, Saulo Souza

International Political Science Review

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First published 2023-12

The Industrial Front and the Pandemic Crisis in Brazil: The Missing Agenda

Anapatricia Morales Vilha, Luis Paulo Bresciani, Guilherme Arevalo

Journal of Health Management

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First published 2020-1

The Growth Model of the PT Governments: A Furtadian View of the Limits of Recent Brazilian Development

Pedro Rossi, Guilherme Mello, Pedro Paulo Zahluth Bastos

Latin American Perspectives

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First published 2004-09

The Cost of Governing

Carlos Pereira, Bernardo Mueller

Comparative Political Studies

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First published 2017

The Fate of an Amazonian Savanna: Government Land-Use Planning Endangers Sustainable Development in Amapá,the Most Protected Brazilian State

Renato R. Hilário, José Julio de Toledo, Karen Mustin [...]

Tropical Conservation Science

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First published 2026

Rethinking environmental governance by integrating global value chains and socio-ecological systems analysis: The case of the Brazilian Amazon beef value chain

John James Loomis, Khalid Nadvi, Umesh Mukhi [...]

Competition & Change

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First published 2014-9

The Brazilian Labor Movement under PT Governments

Andréia Galvão

Latin American Perspectives

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First published 1960-12

Brazilian Local Self-Government: Myth or Reality?

Carr L. Donald

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2025-9

The Amazon Besieged: Tracing the Sources of Brazilian Authoritarian Ideals

Francisco J. D. Bidone, Antonio Pedro Melchior

Latin American Perspectives

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