🌐 Applying this framework, the study examines three food and nutritional security programs using qualitative methods such as semi-structured interviews and participant observation. Check the full article at this link👇 https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/wp-content/plugins/xml-to-html/include/lens/index.php?xml=1981-3821-bpsr-18-2-e0005.xml&lang=en 🕰 Published: May 3, 2024  

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🌐 The book ‘Brazilian Politics on Trial’, by Luciano da Ros and Matthew Taylor (2022), takes an important step in this direction mainly because, although the book is centered on the accountability literature, it makes the theme of corruption more complex by bringing politics into […]

🌐 According to leading specialized institutes, the world is currently undergoing a period of democratic backsliding. In the 2022 V-Dem report, for instance, the average level of democratic quality reverted to the level seen in 1986, and the percentage of the global population living under […]

🌐”Based on qualitative analysis of documents and interviews, we found that such influence did not enable capacity building due to the limited decision-making power of federal agents, which led to the non-implementation of an MRV system”.   🕰Posted: May 22, 2024

🌐 To achieve this, the candidates were mapped using data from the Superior Electoral Court and other accessible sources. 📡 Campaign material available on the Internet was also collected. Check the full article at this link 👇 Punishing the Corrupt and Renewing Politics: The Candidacies […]

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The book first aims to assess the extent of the disinformation problem by addressing some of its consequences, including threats to individuals, financial losses, and even some embarrassment for those who cannot tell news stories and advertisements apart, for example. “Democracy is threatened by false […]

Ultimately, the book demonstrates that multilateralism, when confronted with crises, is capable of mobilizing various resources and reinventing itself to avoid perishing. Check out the full review essay at this link 👇 Multilateralism: Quo Vadis?

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