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Join us for the Annual Leslie Bethell Lecture 📢
Delivered by André Aranha Corrêa do Lago, President of COP30 with additional contributions from Antonio Patriota, Brazil's Ambassador to the UK.
📅 Thurs 15 Oct
⏰ 17:30 - 20:00
📍KCL Strand Campus
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Razões socioeconômicas ajudam a explicar o aumento do interesse de jovens brasileiros na carreira militar, segundo pesquisa do @KingsBrazil. De 2021 a 2025, subiu de 43,8% para 55,6% a proporção daqueles que definitivamente ou provavelmente gostariam de entrar nas Forças Armadas.
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Join the King's Brazil Institute (@KingsBrazil)
for the opening event of Brazil Week 2026.
📢(In)security in Brazil: how did we get here, and what can we do about it?
📅 30 March | 18:00 - 20:00
📍King's Strand Campus
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How do colonial trade routes continue to shape modern epidemics, and what can this tell us about arbovirus vulnerability in Brazil today?
1 April 2026
14:00 – 15:30
Bush House South East Wing 2.10, Strand Campus, King’s College London
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🎬 FREE FILM SCREENING
King's Brazil Institute presents a free film screening of the award winning documentary
Paid in Blood (Pau d’Arco).
📅 1 April 2026
⏰ 16:00 – 18:00
📍 Bush House, Strand Campus, King’s College London
🔗 kcl.ac.uk/events/film-exhibi…
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How do colonial trade routes continue to shape modern epidemics, and what can this tell us about arbovirus vulnerability in Brazil today?
📅 1 April 2026
⏰ 14:00 – 15:30
📍 Bush House South East Wing, Strand Campus, King’s College London
🔗 kcl.ac.uk/events/colonial-tr…
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FREE EVENT
🇧🇷 What can Brazil’s unique approach to water and sanitation teach us about building fairer, more sustainable systems?
📅 31 March ⏰ 18:00 – 19:30
📍 Bush House, Strand Campus
🔗 kcl.ac.uk/events/water-and-s…
Brazil week 2026 is fast approaching. Join us and register to our events, open to all! kcl.ac.uk/brazil-week-series
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Your COP30 questions, answered. 🌍
What makes this climate summit in Belém, Brazil so important for the Brazil and global action?
🎥 Dr. Andreza de Souza Santos, Director of King's Brazil Institute (@KingsBrazil) shares her perspective.
Full Video 🔗 youtu.be/XaIsIP3En6w
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🚨 Just another day of terror in Rio?
David Kenyon unpacks the politics, violence & broken security logic behind Operation Containment
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#Brazil #RioDeJaneiro #PublicSecurity #Politics #KingsGlobalAffairs
New paper by @Andreza_Aruska Dalson Figueiredo, Valéria Cristina, Gabriel Feltran, Adson Amorim and Antonio Pires em open access
Que fatores explicam a propensão dos jovens brasileiros seguirem uma carreira militar? Foi essa pergunta que tentamos responder no artigo “Becoming or Getting by”: Youths’ Inclination to Join a Military Career in Times of Crisis in Brazil, publicado hoje na Armed Forces and Society, principal revista científica que trata das relações civis militares no mundo.
Nossa equipe analisou uma base de dados original com mais de 2.000 registros com informações detalhadas sobre as aspirações profissionais de pessoas entre 16 e 26 anos.
Entre os achados, pessoas mais conservadoras exibem maior propensão a optar por esse tipo de carreira. Não brancos também demonstram maior interesse.
Para aumentar a transparência e garantir a replicabilidade dos resultados, dados e scrips abertos.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Valeria Cristina de Oliveira
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Adson Ney Amorim
📢King's Brazil Institute Opening lecture by Professor Matias Spektor, Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) in São Paulo.
"How is Brazil coping: Sovereignty on Trial in the Age of Electoral Interference."
🗓️10 Oct 18:30
📍Bush House, Strand Campus, London
kcl.ac.uk/events/kings-brazi…
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Rio de Janeiro is a unique and fascinating city that has been continually remade by newcomers, strivers, and tricksters.
Join @KingsBrazil and Professor Bryan McCann in exploring Rio's past as part of his new book and Brazil Week 2025!
Find out more⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/events/newcomers-s…
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Join @KingsBrazil for a writing retreat featuring presentations by academics on their work as part of Brazil Week 2025.
Students are invited to join for a full day of activities and talks to support academic writing!
Find out more⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/events/brazil-week…
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How can we explore Brazil’s manifold and recurring expressions of authoritarianism?
Join @KingsBrazil, Dr @Andreza_Aruska and Dr Katerina Hatzikidi, on their new book "The Faces of Authoritarianism" as part of Brazil Week 2025.
Find out more⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/events/book-launch…
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Congratulations to @andreza_aruska, Andreza de Souza Santos and their contributors! Their #OpenAccess book The Faces of Authoritarianism and Strategies of Dissent in Contemporary Brazil published today. Read & download free at: bit.ly/43Q4CjY #Brazil #Populism
ALT Book cover titled 'Faces of Authoritarianism and Strategies of Dissent in Contemporary Brazil edited by Andreza de Souza Santos, and Katerina Hatzikidi The text overlays a close up sketch of leaves. UCL Press logo at bottom.