Accreditation in Higher Education in Brazil: Notes from the legal devices of education in Brazil by Jamil Cury , Carlos Roberto

Landless children and child mobilizations in Brazil by Ramos, Márcia Mara, Aquino, Ligia Leão de

“…This work focuses on children in the context of the fight for land spaces in Brazil, and on child mobilizations of the Landless Workers’ Movement (MTS, in its Portuguese acronym), which makes children visible and allows them to be present and play a leading role in the construction of the landless identity. …”

SECONDARY AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN BRAZIL (1909 -1953) by Campos Ferreira, Nilce Vieira

“…It rises as a questioning what are the directions followed by professionalizing training in Brazil. The research avails of documental written sources. …”

Morphotectonic analysis for an area to the south-east of Brazil by Serrano-Suárez, Beatriz Elena, Ferrari, Andre Luiz

Three decades of cassava cultivation in Brazil: Potentialities and perspectives by Bester, Adriano Udich, Carvalho, Ivan Ricardo, Silva, José Antonio Gonzalez da, Hutra, Danieli Jacoboski, Moura, Natã Balssan, Lautenchleger, Francine, Loro, Murilo Vieira

“…In this context, this systematic review aims to identify what were the factors that determined the production of cassava in Brazil in the last three decades, and to direct what are the possible perspectives of the crop in the country. …”

STUDENT MOVEMENT IN BRAZIL : PAST FIGHTS, NOWADAYS CHALLENGES by De Moraes Freire, Silene

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Student movements in Brazil and Mexico in 1968: comparative analysis of their demands by Donoso Romo, Andrés

“…This article contrasts the demands of two of the main student movements known in Latin America during the third quarter of the 20th century, those of Brazil and Mexico in 1968. This is an original task in that the investigations in this field have mainly focused only on one movement and, in addition, have prioritized the analysis of what was their most dramatic dimension: politics. …”

Strategies to Govern Children and Underprivileged Youth in Brazil (1865-1905) by Souza, Maria Zélia Maia, Silveira Lima, Solyane

Green manure in parsley production and soil fertility in Piracicaba, Brazil by Costa-Mello, Simone da, Nimi-Kassoma, Josina, Quesada-Roldán, Gustavo, Dantas-da Silva, Adriano, Donegá, Mateus Augusto, Santos-Dias, Carlos Tadeu dos

“…Two experiments were conducted at the Crop Production Department at the Escola Superior de Agricultura “Luiz de Queiroz”, Piracicaba-SP, Brazil. The soil physical properties, such as density, total porosity, macro and microporosity, were not affected by green manure, as compared to the control in both experiments. …”

Colombia, Brazil, Argentina and Chile: educational practice and pedagogical orientations by Ayala Zuluaga, Carlos Federico, Tadeu Iaochite, Roberto, de Souza Neto, Samuel

“…This article discusses aspects of the Educational Practice in four state universities in: Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. We also take into account the conceptual orientations in teacher training proposed by Feiman (1990) and Imbernon (2007). …”

Mass Media and Music Consumption in High School Students from Brazil by de Quadros Júnior, João Fortunato Soares

“…The main objective of this article is to discuss the influence of mass media and some other non-formal education agents in the musical preferences of high school students in Brazil. The research was developed with 940 students (men and women) from Vitória (Es- pirito Santo – Brazil). …”

Ethno-conservation and environmental education in Brazil: resistance and learning in a traditional community by Valdanha Neto, Diógenes, Jacobi, Pedro Roberto

Constitutionalism, hyper-presidentialism and imbalance of powers in Brazil at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic by Borges de Freitas, Graça Maria

“…Its occurrence revealed structural, political and economic problems, which explained the great challenges that humanity, in general, and Latin America, in particular, need to face in order to overcome the current model. Brazil represents a paradigmatic case for discussing the perverse effects of the political and economic model on democracy and the effectiveness of economic, social, cultural, and environmental rights (ESCR). …”

PUBLIC EDUCATION AND INDEPENDENCE IN SPANISH AMERICA AND BRAZIL: LANCASTERIANAS EXPERIENCES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY by Camara Bastos, María Helena

Gender and Teaching: Focus on the professional development of teachers in rural areas of Brazil and Colombia by Diniz, Margareth, Lima Jardilino, José Rubens

“…The communities of every place that the research, let us say Tunja, in the department of Boyacá and Santa Rita de Ouro Preto, in the district of the historic town of Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil.…”

Cinema and Literature in Brazil and in Spain during the 1950s: Contributions of Neorealism and Speculative Fiction by Araújo, Naiara Sales, Lorenzo Quiles, Oswaldo

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Deep Trade Agreements and Global Value Chains: The Case of Chile, Colombia and Brazil by Zelicovich, Julieta

“…To do this, the paper combines statistical analysis with the case study of three Latin American countries: Chile, Colombia and Brazil. It is argued that a high participation in global value chains may be a sufficient cause to explain the signature of such agreements, but that it does not constitute a necessary cause for it. …”

Phenotypic performance of four stevia genotypes in the Alto Vale do Itajaí region, Brazil by Debarba, Rômulo João, Deschamps, Cícero, Kanis, Luiz Alberto, Moterle, Diego, Rampelotti, Marcio

“…An evaluation of four stevia genotypes for biomass yield, stevioside and rebaudioside A content and yield under decreasing photoperiod conditions was carried out in the Alto Vale do Itajaí region, located in the State of Santa Catarina (SC), Brazil. This field experiment was conducted at Site São Miguel, a farm located in the city of Lontras (SC), Brazil, under conditions of decreasing photoperiods, with a variation of 13.72 h of light at experiment implantation to 12.57 h of light at the end of the evaluations. …”

Multitemporal analysis of the amazon river between Corea Island (Colombia) and Aramosa Island (Brazil) by González-Rozo, José Max, Soto-Castro, Carlomagno

“…Multitemporal analysis of the amazon river between Corea Island (Colombia) and Aramosa Island (Brazil)…”

Spillover Effect of International Market on Latin American Economies: The Cases of Chile, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico by Candelo-Viafara, Juan Manuel, Oviedo-Gómez, Andrés Felipe

“…In this research, the effects of spillover and volatility generated by oil, gas and coal prices on the industrial activity of the Chile, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico economies are evaluated using the methodology proposed by Debold and Yilmaz (2012), characterized by the use of generalized autoregressive vectors, where the variance decomposition does not vary according to the order of the variables, thus measuring the contagion effects of total and directional volatility. …”