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El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala count among today's most violent countries of the world. Qualitative research has claimed that large-scale deportations of Central American convicts have played an important role for the spread of gangs and rampant violence in the region. Using a novel...
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weaker states. Occasionally, the latter revolt and the dominant state suffers some casualties. This paper explores … imperialism along steady-growth paths. If the dominant state maximizes domestic welfare, it should eventually abandon imperialism … a dominant state generally has little interest to oppose imperialism. …
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shipbuilding. For Brazil, country with an extensive coastline and vast maritime space, its relevance is especially evident. In this …
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Since redemocratization in 1985, Brazil’s system of social protection became more focused on the neediest while at the … policies. Yet, Brazil's social protection model favors cash transfers over social services, and reduces inequalities in the …, benefits and services continue to fall short of what might be considered a welfare state. Poor administrative procedures …
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In order to prepare and employ naval power and contribute to national defense, the Brazilian Navy, through its programs and projects, seeks to develop means of implementation of naval war operations and actions suitable for its main tasks - sea denial and control, and power projection. A...
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capable of capturing the dynamics of these systems. This paper aims to identify what has been done in Brazil regarding the … applications of complex systems' methods and methodologies in education in Brazil, such as Agent-Based Modeling, Network Analysis …
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This article brings empirical evidence for outsourcing debate in Brazil. This evidence is the result of a new …
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This paper investigates whether the impact of trade shocks on employment and wages persists across generations. Using survey data with retrospective information on parental employment, we study the causal effect of increased Chinese import competition in Brazilian industries on individuals with...
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