Events
Brazil in 2013: Can Rousseff rise to the occasion?
The director of the Brazil Institute writes a piece for CNN's GPS blog on Brazil's 2013 outlook and the challenges facing President Dilma Rousseff's administration.
IV Symposium on International Trade
On February 1, 2008, the Brazil Institute hosted the IV Symposium on International Trade organizedby the Brazilian International Trade Scholars, Inc (ABCI). The half-day seminar featured three panel discussions focusing on the issues of "Unlocking the Doha Round: Perspectives for 2008," "Global Warming and Environmental Preservation: What Options International Trade Law Has To Offer?," and "Revisiting the Possibility of a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) Between the United States and Brazil."
Latin America Reports on National Security, Energy and Integration
On October 29, 2008, The Washington Post Online published a series of reports on national security, energy and integration by 5 Washington Post-Woodrow Wilson Center Fellows from Latin America. View the Fellows' Latin America Reports
Thinking Brazil 13
Cardoso Commemorates 25th Anniversary of Transitions from Authoritarian Rule December 2004
New book by NPIHP Partner Matias Spektor
Azeredo da Silveira: um Depoimento (Azeredo da Silveira: A Testimony)
Animal Investigators: Solving Wildlife Crimes and Saving Endangered Species in Brazil and China
Illegal wildlife trafficking is the third-largest criminal industry worldwide, involving $20 billion in global trade each year. At a meeting co-sponsored by the China Environment Forum and the Brazil Institute, experts discussed the nature of the wildlife trafficking industry and the challenges in fighting it.
Rousseff seeks U.S. support in 'currency war'
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute, discusses President Dilma Rousseff's recent comments on monetary policy.
Relaunch of Thinking Brazil Publication
The Brazil Project is pleased to announce the relaunch of our monthly electronic newsletter, Thinking Brazil.
