About the IPP
CEBRAP’s International Postdoctoral Program (IPP) is designed to provide Ph.D. graduates with an interdisciplinary research experience, allowing them to explore topics beyond the boundaries of their field of study. We believe this will broaden their perspective on contemporary societies’ major issues.
Founded in 2016, the IPP builds on CEBRAP’s successful history of the Cadre Training Program (1986-2002) and the Postdoctoral Program (2003-2007), which have trained 116 young researchers who have since achieved prominent positions at universities and institutions throughout Brazil.
The Program is currently led by Prof. Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida and Prof. Vera Schattan Ruas Pereira Coelho (learn more at Coordinators). It has over 20 active Postdoctoral Fellows supervised by experienced researchers from different Cebrap’s Nucleus (meet them at Supervisors). The IPP has produced 15 outstanding researchers to date (check out their profiles in our Alumni section) and helped current and former Fellows to publish remarkable papers and books. You can learn about the products of the research projects conducted at the IPP in the profiles below and by attending our Open Seminars (see more in News).
At the IPP, we seek to attract outstanding researchers who are eager to pursue their projects and make a positive impact in their fields. We understand that diversity is a key ingredient in fostering academic excellence and are committed to promoting it. Therefore, we have implemented an affirmative action policy for black scholars. In addition, we strive to create a cohort with a balanced representation of gender, race, and geographic diversity.
If you are interested in applying to our Program, we announce our annual Call for Proposals during the months of October or November. If you have any questions, please feel free to Contact us.
Do you want to learn more about the IPP? Watch this video where Prof. Maria Herminia Tavares de Almeida and Prof. Vera Schattan Coelho talk about the Program or click here to watch testimonials from participants of the IPP.
Maria Hermínia Tavares e Vera Schattan Coelho – IPP 2023
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Coordinators
Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida
Prof. Tavares is a senior researcher at CEBRAP and retired titular professor from the Department of Political Science at FFLCH-USP and from the International Relations Institute, working in the International Relations and Political Science Postgraduate Programs at USP. She graduated in Social Sciences from the University of São Paulo (1969), holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of São Paulo (1979) and a post-doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley (1984). Among her publications are the book Crise econômica e interesses organizados (Economic crisis and organized interests – EDUSP) and the article “Privatization: reform through negotiation.” She was a director of the International Relations Institute at USP (2010-2013). She was a visiting researcher at the Institute of Latin American Studies at London University (1992), Tinker Visiting Professor at Stanford University (1996), visiting professor in the Latin America Doctoral Program at the Ortega y Gasset Institute (2000, 2001 and 2002), visiting Professor in the Department of Political Science at Université de Montréal (2006), and a visiting researcher in the King’s College Institute Brazil, University of London (2012). She participated in the Executive Committee of the Latin American Studies Association (2001-2004), the Executive Committee of the International Political Science Association (2006-2009), and was president of the Brazilian Association of Political Science (2004-2008) and the Latin American Studies Association (2010 -2012). She is currently a member of the Brazil Institute Advisory Board and the Latin American Program at the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars (Washington), the Council of Eminent Persons of the World Bank Chief Economist, and the Academic Commission of the European Union-Latin America and the Caribbean Foundation (EU-LAC Foundation). She was awarded by the president with the National Order of Scientific Merit, in the Comendador category (2006) and received the Academic Excellence Award in Political Science from ANPOCS (2013).
Vera Schattan P. Coelho
Prof. Schattan is a social scientist specializing in public policies and political analysis. Her areas of interest include healthcare systems, health inequalities, social policies, citizen participation in the political process, and citizen engagement in decision-making processes. She holds a Ph.D. in Social Sciences with a specialization in State and Public Policy from the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) and completed her postdoctoral research funded by Fapesp at CEBRAP. She has been a visiting researcher at the Hauser Center, Kennedy School, Harvard University, USA; the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, United Kingdom (IDS); Torcuato Di Tella University in Argentina, and the Information and Studies Centre of Uruguay (CIESU). She serves as the coordinator of the Center for Citizenship and Development at Cebrap and is a researcher at the Center for Metropolitan Studies (CEPID/CEM). At the Federal University of ABC (UFABC), she is a faculty member in the Public Policy graduate program. She works with both quantitative and qualitative research methods and has extensive experience in evaluating public policies and coordinating research projects at the local, national, and international levels (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, India, Bangladesh, South Africa, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Kenya). She has conducted various comparative studies in the areas of pension system reform, healthcare systems, and social participation, supported by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), the former UK Department for International Development (DFID), the International Development Research Centre (IDRC/Canada), the Institute of Development Studies (IDS/Sussex University), and foundations such as Rockefeller and Hewlett, among others. She has provided consulting services to institutions such as the Brazilian Ministry of Health, the Municipal Health Department of São Paulo, and the Ford Foundation.
Marta Rodriguez de Assis Machado (former coordinator)
Prof. Machado is currently the National Secretariat for Drug Policy of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. She is a full-time professor at FGV Sao Paulo Law School since 2007. Associate Dean of the Academic Master’s and PhD Programs from 2019 to 2022. She holds a Master (2004) and a PhD (2007) in Philosophy and Theory of Law from the University of Sao Paulo. During her PhD, she was a visiting researcher at Barcelona University (Philosophy of Law Department) and at Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security, and Law. Postdoctoral fellow at the Freie Universität Berlin (funded by Capes) and the Center for Latin American Studies at UC Berkeley. Visiting professor at the University of Toronto and at Columbia Law School (2017). She is currently a senior researcher at CEBRAP; global fellow at the Centre on Law & Social Transformation (University of Bergen); Fellow at the International Reproductive and Sexual Health Law Program, University of Toronto School; associate researcher at the Oxford Human Rights Hub; and one of the main investigators at Maria Sibylla Merian Centre Conviviality-Inequality in Latin America – MECILA.
Her research lies in the interdisciplinary field of Law and Legal-Sociology, and focuses on the relations between social movements and Law. She is particularly interested in investigating the ambivalent and disputable role that Law plays in this relation. She is works in the fields of sexual and reproductive rights; racial violence, protest policing, and police accountability.
Supervisors
Postdoctoral Fellows
Adriano Santos Godoy
Class of 2021.
Research Project at IPP: Ethnoecological architecture in the Catholic Amazon: religion-making from the indigenous cathedral.
Supervisor: Paula Montero
Contact: adriano.godoy@cebrap.org.br
Publications resulting from the IPP:
GODOY, Adriano. Marias na Holanda. Debates do NER. n. 42, 2022. DOI: 10.22456/1982-8136.128795.
Beatriz Rodrigues Sanchez
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Entre as ruas e o parlamento: a legalização do aborto na Argentina.
Supervisor: Marta Machado
Contact: beatriz.rodrigues.sanchez@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
SANCHEZ, B. R. Mulheres nos espaços de poder, Revista Reconexão Periferias, n. 32, 2022.
SANCHEZ, B. R. Os feminismos e as mulheres nas eleições de 2022, Boletim Lua Nova, 2022.
SANCHEZ, B. R. Por que ainda precisamos do feminismo?, Revista Política Democrática, 2022.
SANCHEZ, B. R. Publicação da tese de doutorado na seção “Acadêmico” do Nexo Jornal.
Caio da Silveira Fernandes
Class of 2022
Research Project at IPP: Cidadania e desigualdades: o cotidiano migratório na periferia da cidade de São Paulo
Supervisor: Bianca de Freire Medeiros
Contact: caio_fernandes1986@hotmail.com
Enrique Carlos Natalino
Class of 2022
Research Project at IPP: The role of ideas in presidential diplomacy: from Fernando Henrique Cardoso to Jair Bolsonaro
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida
Contact: enrique.natalino@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
VALENTE, Mario Schettino; NATALINO, Enrique Carlos. Vargas e a reafirmação do americanismo em um mundo em crise. In: PIRES FERREIRA, Lier; EPSTEYN, Juan Claudio; WEBE|R, Ricardo Basílio (Orgs.). Curso de Política Externa Brasileira: o Brasil frente ao mundo. Rio de Janeiro: Processo, 2023.
NATALINO, Enrique Carlos. A Construção do Pensamento Cardosiano. Blog Novos Estudos Cebrap. Julho 2023. Link: A construção do pensamento cardosiano – Novos Estudos
NATALINO, Enrique Carlos; BARACHO, Luis Fernando; Fahel, Murilo. Trumpismo à brasileira: o neoconservadorismo no discurso diplomático do governo de Jair Bolsonaro. Revista Argumentos, Montes Claros, 2003 (submetido e aprovado. No prelo).
Contributions in the press:
Deutsche Welle. “Após um século, ideias de Ruy Barbosa ainda regem diplomacia”.
Terra. “O Que mudou desde a 1ª vez que Lula foi eleito, há 20 anos?”
“Os Troféus de Guerra que o Paraguai quer de Volta” – Entrevista para a Deutsche Welle. Link: Os troféus de guerra que o Paraguai quer de volta – DW – 14/08/2023
“O 2o Turno e o Futuro da Argentina” – Entrevista para a TV Assembleia de Minas Gerais. LInk: Cientista político Enrique Natalino – O 2° Turno e o futuro da Argentina – Assembleia Legislativa de Minas Gerais (almg.gov.br)
“Hoy celebramos la victoria de la democracia” – Entrevista para a Direct News Ecuador. Link: “Hoy celebramos la victoria de la democracia” Enrique Carlos Natalino en #DNEWS (youtube.com)
“Democracia e a Atividade de Inteligência no Brasil” – Entrevista para o Podcast “Política se Discute?”. Link: #87 | Enrique Carlos Natalino (spreaker.com)
Julio Castro Alves de Lima e Silva
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Avaliação do Impacto da Contratualização de Organizações Sociais de Saúde sobre o Acesso, a Qualidade, a Equidade e a Desigualdade em Saúde na Atenção Primária à Saúde nos Estados de São Paulo e do Ceará Entre 2001 e 2019.
Supervisor: Vera Schattan Ruas Pereira Coelho
Contact: julio.castro.alves.lima@gmail.com
Leonardo Oliveira Almeida
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Inventários expõem modos de existência? Um estudo sobre o processo pós-inventário em contexto cearense
Supervisor: José Maurício Arruti
Contact: leonardoalmeida_cs@yahoo.com.br
Marcos Vinicius Lopes Campos
Class of 2022
E-mail: m.lopescampos@gmail.com
Research Project at IPP: Accidents? Urban infrastructure and violence in rail transport in Rio de Janeiro.
Supervisor: Bianca de Freire Medeiros
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Campos, M. L. Slam, poesia e um tempo das urgências. Revista Gama. 2023. [published in 16 January]
Campos ML. The city of (stolen) cars – Gabriel Feltran (ed.), Stolen cars: a journey through urban conflict in São Paulo (Oxford, New Jersey, John Wiley & Sons, 2022, 272 p.). European Journal of Sociology. Published online 2023:1-4. doi:10.1017/S0003975623000462
Mariana Kuhn de Oliveira
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: Social pathologies and inequality: social philosophy, redistribution and recognition.
Supervisor: Rúrion Soares Melo
Contact: marianakoliveira@cebrap.org.br; marianakoliveira@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Mirosław Michał Sadowski
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: A Tale of Three Cities: Protection and Decolonisation of Brazilian Cityscapes on the Examples of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Brasília
Supervisor: Renato Cymbalista
Contact: miroslaw.sadowski@strath.ac.uk
Pietro Rodrigues
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: Poder e Desigualdade Global
Contact: pietrocsr@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
CARDONE, I. J. ; RODRIGUES, Pietro. O Âmbito Institucional do Combate ao Desperdício de Alimentos no Brasil. 2022. (Relatório de pesquisa).
ITO, N. C. ; RODRIGUES, Pietro . Por que é tão Difícil Implementar os Acordos Climáticos?. São Paulo: Stanford Social Innovation Brazil, 2022 (Artigo).
KONIG, C. C.; SOUSA JUNIOR, E. S.; RODRIGUES, Pietro . Perdas e Desperdícios de Alimentos: causas principais. 2022. (Relatório de pesquisa).
LUCCA-SILVEIRA, Marcos Paulo ; RODRIGUES, Pietro ; JERABEK, Marketa ; KALVON WOODS, Marcia ; VERGUEIRO, João Paulo . Brazilian Foundations and the Responses to COVID-19. Foundation Review, v. 13, p. 67-78, 2021.
RODRIGUES, Pietro; LUCCA-SILVEIRA, Marcos Paulo; JERABEK, Marketa, WOODS, Marcia. Filantropia corporativa no Brasil – uma análise das doações empresariais em meio à pandemia da COVID-19. Estudos Emergência COVID-19 – GIFE (Grupo de Fundações, Institutos e Empresas). 2021
RODRIGUES, Pietro; PINHEIRO, Flávio. L. Brazil’s Economy. South America, Central America and the Caribbean 2021. 1ed.: Routledge, p. 185-189. 2020.
SILVA, P. A. O. E. ; RODRIGUES, P. C. S. Brazilian Foreign Policy: crisis and preliminary effects on International Cooperation and Development. Bristol: World Economic Association, 2021 (Artigo).
Renata Siqueira
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: On Elegance and Decline: Urbanization and Race Relations in the public debate about Direita Street, São Paulo (1930-1950)
Supervisor: Flávia Rios
Contact: renata.fau57@gmail.com
Romulo Lelis Lima
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Toward a Durkheimian theory of ritual action.
Supervisor: Paula Montero
Contact: romulo.lelis@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Zoheb Khan
Class of 2022
Research Project at IPP: Inequality in South Africa and Brazil: A comparative study of progress and regress.
Supervisor: Vera Schattan Coelho
Contact: zkhan@uj.ac.za
Bruno Vicente Lippe Pasquarelli
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Políticas públicas e política externa: cooperação e coordenação do Ministério das Relações Exteriores com atores estatais e não estatais nas políticas para refugiados do Brasil.
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida
Contact: brunopasqua@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
CASTRO, I. L. ; PASQUARELLI, Bruno Vicente Lippe. O Tribunal de Nuremberg: uma análise da teoria da banalidade do mal com base na obra de Hannah Arendt. PERSPECTIVAS SOCIAIS, v. 8, p. 63-81, 2022.
PASQUARELLI, Bruno Vicente Lippe. A mediação linguística e intercultural no âmbito do processo de interiorização dos migrantes e refugiados venezuelanos no Brasil. In: Centro Brasileiro de Estudos da América Latina? CBEAL. (Org.). Tradução e interpretação comunitária. 1ed.São Paulo: Fundação Memorial da América Latina, 2022, v. 1, p. 96-123.
PASQUARELLI, Bruno Vicente Lippe. Gestão Escolar em Tempos de IDEB: do compromisso com a qualidade à gestão baseada em resultados. In: Avaliações externas na educação básica: contextos, políticas e desafios (livro no prelo.
PASQUARELLI, Bruno; PANEGOCIO, M. C. ; ANEZIO, M. . Sociologia, Responsabilidade Social e Extensão Universitária: a implementação de projetos sociais no Unisagrado (1996-2020). Revista Interação, v. 1, p. 27-53, 2021.
Bruno Hayashi
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: The construction of an enemy and an ally: The Brazil-Japan relations between 1940 and 1964.
A construção de um inimigo e de um aliado geopolítico: A relação Brasil-Japão entre 1940 e 1964.
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida
Contact: bhayashi@cebrap.org.br
Elisa Favaro Verdi
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Ação social como obra de Deus: mulheres e trânsito religioso na periferia de São Paulo
Contact: elisafavaroverdi@gmail.com
Filipe Nicoletti Ribeiro
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Obreiros da civilização e do progresso: maçonaria, política e sociabilidade no Brasil do final do século XIX (décadas de 1880 e 1890)
Supervisor: Angela Alonso
Contact: fnicoletti2@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Gabriella Maria Lima Bezerra
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Oposição parlamentar e sustentação democrática: comportamento estratégico e antídotos institucionais no governo bolsonarista (2019 a 2022)
Supervisor: Andréa Freitas
Contact: gabriellamlb@gmail.com
Jaciane Pimentel Milanezi Reinhr
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: Moving race and health: the health’s governance of international migrants in São Paulo.
Supervisor: Marcia Regina de Lima Silva
Contact: jaciane.milanezi@cebrap.org.br
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Lívia Maria Tiéde
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: Life after Death: Jacinta Maria de Santana and the “mummy” of the Law School in São Paulo (1900-2023)
Supervisor: Flavia Rios
Contact: liviatiede@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Lívia Menezes Pagotto
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Shrinking or maturing civic space? Implications of the Bolsonaro government for Brazilian climate governance
Supervisor: Arilson Favareto
Contact: liviapagotto@gmail.com
Mariana Barrêto Nóbrega de Lucena (on leave)
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: As situações de feminicídio se modificaram? Um estudo sobre as mortes violentas de mulheres de 2013 a 2021
Supervisor: Marta Machado
Contact: mariana_nobrega_@hotmail.com
Pedro Salomon Bezerra Mouallem
Class of 2022
Research Project at IPP: Traditional banks between the future and a hard place: the politics of digital financialization in Brazil
Supervisor: Álvaro Comin
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Ricardo Juozepavicius Gonçalves
Class of 2023
Research Project at IPP: The diagnosis of public sphere fragmentation and the social construction of normative orders: multinormativity, autarchy zones, and democracy crisis.
Supervisor: Raphael Cezar da Silva Neves
Contact: ricardojg90@gmail.com
Rodolfo Scotelaro Porto Darrieux
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Instituições políticas e sucesso legislativo do legislador em Congressos multipartidários: os casos do Brasil.
Supervisor: Fernando Limongi
Contact: rodolfo_scotelaro@hotmail.com
Tassiana Moura de Oliveira
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: The impact of Covid-19 on the judicialization of health: analysis of state constitutional actions
Supervisor: Vera Schattan Coelho
Contact: tassioliveira@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
OLIVEIRA, Tassiana. State Courts and Covid-19 Policies in Brazil: How Did the Constitutional Review Roll out in the Lower-level Judiciary? (forthcoming at Novos Estudos)
Alumni
Alexandre Abdal
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: A globalização na berlinda: a crise economia-mundo europeia e a emergência de dinâmicas globais disruptivas.
Supervisor: Alvaro Comin.
Current professional position: Professor at the Fundação Getulio Vargas’s São Paulo School of Business Administration (FGV EAESP); colaborator at the National School of Public Administration (ENAP); and researcher at Cebrap.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
ABDAL, Alexandre; FERREIRA, Douglas. The Cold War 2.0 fallacy: exploratory study of the diplomatic and commercial relations amongst China and USA. 2022. In ZILTENER, Patrick; SUTER, Christian (eds.). After globalization: the future of World Society. Zurich: WSF, forthcoming.
Anna Carolina Venturini
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: Ação Afirmativa na Pós-Graduação do Brasil e dos EUA: Processo de Tomada de Decisão e Padrões de Mudança Institucional.
Supervisor: Marcia Lima.
Current professional position: Director of Affirmative Action, Ministry of Racial Equality.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
VENTURINI, Anna Carolina. Comparing Diffusion Patterns in Affirmative Action Policies for Graduate Education in Brazil. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, p. 1-19, 2022.
VENTURINI, Anna Carolina. Affirmative Action for Brazilian Graduate Schools: Patterns of Institutional Change. RAP. Revista Brasileira de Administração Pública, v. 55, p. 1250- 1270, 2021.
Andrea Lampis
Class of 2018
Research Project at IPP: The Energy Issue in the Macrometropolis of Sao Paulo.
Supervisor: Celio Bermann.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
ALDUNCE IDE, P., GONZÁLEZ MARELLO, M.P., LAMPIS, A., PARDO BUENDÍA, M., POATS, S.V., POSTIGO, J.C., ROSAS, A., SAPIANS ARRUE, R., UGARTE CAVIEDAS, A. M., YÁÑEZ FUENZALIDA, N. Capítulo 2 – ‘Sociedad, gobernanza, desigualdad y adaptación’. (Report) In MORENO RODRÍGUEZ, J.M. (coord.). Adaptación frente a los riesgos del Cambio Climático en los Países RIOCC (Red Iberoamericana de Oficinas de Cambio Climático). Geneva, IPCC, 2020.
DINIZ, R.; LAMPIS, A. ‘Institutional Configurations of Electric Energy in São Paulo 1920-2020’, Energy History. Under revision after peer-reviewing.
EMPINOTTI, V. L.; BUDDS, J.; JEPSON, W. LAMPIS, A. et al. ‘Advancing urban water security: The urbanization of water–society relations and entry–points for political engagement’. Water International, Vol. 46, no. 6: 956-968, 2021.
LAMPIS, A. ‘Inequality and Disadvantages affecting Street Vendors in Bogotá: A Case Study based on the Social Dimensions of the Programmes of the Institute for Social Economy (IPES)`. Report. Bruxelles: Socieux+, EU, 2021.
LAMPIS, A. ‘The normalization of Precarity: an ethnography of energy spaces and life at risk in Vila Nova Esperança (São Paulo, Brazil)’, Desenvolvimento e Medio Ambiente, Vol. 60: 777-798, 2022.
LAMPIS, A. ‘The Production of Risk and Disasters in Latin America in a Context of Climatic Emergency’, O Social em Questão, Ano XXIII, n. 48/set-dez, 2020.
LAMPIS, A. BRINK, E.; SANTOS, A.; SOLÓRZANO, E.; VÁSQUEZ, C. ‘Reparation Ecologies and Climate Risk in Latin-America: Experiences from Four Countries’, Frontiers in Climate. Special issue on Climate Risk and Human Well-Being, 2022.
LAMPIS, A. GUZOWSKI, C. MARÍN, M. M. I.; SOARES, R. S.; ZABALOY, F.; MANDAI, S. S.; BENITEZ-LAZARO, L. L.; HERMSDORFF, S.; BERMANN, C. Energy Transition or Energy Diversification? Critical Thoughts from Argentina and Brazil’. Energy Policy. Special issue on Energy Transitions in Latin America, 2022.
LAMPIS, A., BENITES-LAZARO, L. L.; MENDES DE ALMEIDA COLLAÇO, F.; MOTT PAVANELLI, J. M.; SCHIRMER SOARES, R., BERMANN, C. Capítulo 11 – ODS 7 – Dilemas do acesso justo e sustentável à energia. In Frey, K., Torres, P. H., Jacobi, P. R., Ferreira Ramos, R. (Org.) Os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável – desafios para o planejamento e a governança ambiental da Macrometrópole Paulista. Santo André (SP): UFABC, 2020.
LAMPIS, A., BERMANN, C. ‘Debates sobre governança energética: Avanços de pesquisa para uma governança da energia no contexto da Macrometrópole Paulista’. In JACOBI, P. R., GIATTI, L. L. (eds.), Inovação para a Governança da Macrometrópole Paulista face à Emergência Climática. Curitiba: CRV, 2021.
LAMPIS, A.; ALVES DOS SANTOS, J.T.; HERMSDORFF, S., RUIZ, R., BERMANN, C. ‘Cidades Inteligentes: Límites e Posibilidades na Macrometrópole Paulista’. In: JACOBI, P. R. et al. (Eds.). Governança Ambiental na Macrometrópole Paulista face à variabilidade climática. 1a. ed. São Paulo: IEE- USP, 2021. p. 335–352.
LAMPIS, A.; SCHIRMER SOARES, R., BENITES-LÁZARO, L.L.; BERMANN, C ‘Justiça energética e geração distribuída fotovoltaica em São Paulo’. In: JACOBI, P. R. et al. (Eds.). Governança Ambiental na Macrometrópole Paulista face à variabilidade climática. 1a. ed. São Paulo: IEE- USP, 2021. p. 353–378.
MARCHEZINI, V., LAMPIS, A. ‘Vulnerabilidade e Resiliência no Território da Macrometrópole’, Diálogos Socioambientais na Macrometrópole Paulista, vol. 3, n. 8, p. 15-18.
MENDES DE ALMEIDA C.; LAMPIS, A.; SOARES, R.; MOTT PAVANELLI, J.M.; BEREJUK, G.; BERMANN, C. ‘Understanding the Energy System of the Paulista Macro-metropolis: First Steps in Local Action towards Climate Change’. Ambiente e Sociedade, Vol. 23, 2020.
PAVANELLI, J.M.; GUERRERO, A.L. BERMANN, C.; LAMPIS, A. ‘Opportunities and Constraints for the Energy Transition: A Post-Normal Science Analysis. Revista de Estudos Avançados. Vol. 35, no. 103: 183-200, 2021.
Elisa Klüger
Class of 2017
Research Project at IPP: “Theoretical, political and social influences from exile: the case of Brazilian Intellectuals in Chile from 1964 to 1973”.
Supervisor: Prof. Alvaro Augusto Comin.
Current professional position: Postdoctoral Fellow (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Scholarship), Laboratoire d’Économie et de Sociologie du Travail (LEST) UMR 7317 / CNRS – Aix Marseille Université.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Gustavo Hessmann Dalaqua
Class of 2021
Research Project at IPP: Democracia transitiva
Supervisor: Adrian Lavalle
Current professional position: Professor of Philosophy, University of Pernambuco (UPE) and member of the Democracy and Collective Action Research Group at Cebrap.
Contact: gustavo.dalaqua@unespar.edu.br
Publications resulting from the IPP:
DALAQUA, G. H. Democracy and aesthetic decolonization. Latin American Perspectives (no prelo).
DALAQUA,G. H.; ALLSUP, R. E. O que é justiça estética e qual sua relevância para a filosofia da educação? Artigo aceito para ser incluído em livro organizado por Sérgio Figueiredo e Renato Cardoso. Publicação prevista para 2024
DALAQUA, G. H. Cultural colonialism and aesthetic injustice. Philosophy Now, n. 149, p. 18-20, 2022.
DALAQUA, G. H. Estética da Libertação vs. Estética do Oprimido. In: DALAQUA, Gustavo; NOYAMA, Samon (orgs.). Boal e a filosofia. Curitiba: CRV, 2022. p. 95-111.
DALAQUA, Gustavo; NOYAMA, Samon (orgs.). Boal e a filosofia. Curitiba: CRV, 2022.
Gustavo Mesquita
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: Florestan Fernandes and the struggle against racism in Brazil: from dictatorship to democracy (1978-2002).
Supervisor: Marcia Lima.
Current professional position: Professor at the Department of Political Science at UnB.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Henrique Fernandes Antunes
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: On Pluralism and Multiculturalism: a Comparative Case Study of Brazil and Canada.
Supervisor: Ronaldo de Almeida
Current professional position: Ayahuasca Community Committee Coordinator at the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines.
Contact: hictune@yahoo.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
ANTUNES, H. F. Church of the Holy Light of the Queen v. Mukasey: The Regulation of a Santo Daime Church in the State of Oregon. In: Beatriz Caiuby Labate, Clancy Cavnar. (Org.). Religious Freedom and the Global Regulation of Ayahuasca. 1ed.Oxfordshire: Routledge, 2023, pp. 38-50.
ANTUNES, H. F.; ANTUNES, I. F. A legislação ambiental sobre ayahuasca e os povos indígenas: Tensões e controvérsias em perspectiva. In: Luís Fernando Cardoso e Cardoso; Joaquim Shiraishi Neto; Ricardo Cid Fernandes; Judith Costa Vieira. (Org.). Diálogos Convergentes: populações tradicionais e práticas jurídicas. 1ed.: EDUFMA, 2022, pp. 73-85.
Antunes, H. F. (2023). Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité: A Proibição da Ayahuasca na França. “Dosier: Religiones, espiritualidades y psicoactivos: La expansión y pluralización del uso de las sustancias y sus controvérsias”. Ciências Sociais y Religión – UNICAMP. 25(00), e023016. doi.org/10.20396/csr.
Antunes, H., Caicedo-Fernandéz, A., Caravita, C., Negrín, D. (eds.) (2023). Introducción – Religiones, espiritualidades y psicoactivos: la expansión y pluralización del uso de sustancias y sus controvérsias. “Dosier: Religiones, espiritualidades y psicoactivos: La expansión y pluralización del uso de las sustancias y sus controvérsias”. Ciências Sociais y Religión – UNICAMP, 25(00), e023014. doi.org/10.20396/csr.
Antunes, H. F.; Bortolin, P. (2023). Evangelicals Against the Criminalization of Homophobia in Brazil. The International Journal for Religion and Spirituality in Society. 14 (2): 101-119. doi:10.18848/2154-8633/CGP/
LABATE, B. C.; CAVNAR, CLANCY; ANTUNES, H. F. Introduction: The Regulation of Ayahuasca and Its Challenges: From the Global to the Local. In: Beatriz Caiuby Labate, Clancy Cavnar. (Org.). Religious Freedom and the Global Regulation of Ayahuasca. 1ed.Oxfordshire: Routledge, 2023, pp. 1-16.
LABATE, B. C.; ANTUNES, H. F.; ANTUNES, I. F. “Authorization? That?s Outrageous:” Ayahuasca Environmental Legislation and Indigenous Populations in Brazil. In: Beatriz Caiuby Labate, Clancy Cavnar. (Org.). Religious Freedom and the Global Regulation of Ayahuasca. 1ed.Oxfordshire: Routledge, 2023, pp. 160-176.
LABATE, B. C.; ANTUNES, H. F.; ASSIS, G. L.; CAVNAR, C. Afterword: A Call for Public Support against the Current Demonization of Ayahuasca Practices in Spain. In: Beatriz Caiuby Labate, Clancy Cavnar. (Org.). Religious Freedom and the Global Regulation of Ayahuasca. 1ed.Oxfordshire: Routledge, 2023, pp. 239-248.
Montero, P.; Nicácio, C.; Antunes, H (eds.) (2023). Religious Pluralism and Law in Contemporary Brazil. New York: Springer.
Montero, P.; Nicácio, C.; Antunes, H (2023). “Introduction: Religious Pluralism and Law in Contemporary Brazil.” In: Montero, P.; Nicácio, C.; Antunes, H (eds.) (2023). Religious Pluralism and Law in Contemporary Brazil. New York: Springer.
Laerte Apolinário Junior
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: A Cooperação Sul-Sul e o campo da Cooperação Internacional para o Desenvolvimento.
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida.
Current professional position: Professor of International Relations at PUC-SP.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
APOLINÁRIO JÚNIOR, Laerte. Punctuated equilibrium in the IDC regime complex. Contexto Internacional, 2023. – aprovado para publicação
Lucas Cardoso Petroni
Class of 2017
Research Project at IPP: The claims of injustice: poverty and opression.
Supervisor: Ricardo Terra.
Current professional position: Professor at the Fundação Getulio Vargas’ São Paulo School of Economics (FGV EESP).
Publications resulting from the IPP:
PETRONI, L. O Que Há de Errado com o Igualitarismo de Fortuna?. DADOS – Revista de Ciências Sociais, v. 63, p. 1, 2020.
PETRONI, L. A pobreza é coercitiva?. Novos Estudos. CEBRAP, v. 40, p. 407-424, 2021.
PETRONI, L. Igualdade como Não Subordinação. Lua Nova. Revista de Cultura e Política, v. 177, p. 127-168, 2022.
Nicole Aguilar Gayard
Class of 2017
Research Project at IPP: Análise da relação entre expertise e política na governança da saúde global: uma comparação entre recomendações e práticas de seus principais atores.
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida.
Current professional position: Senior Intelligence Analyst – Global Security, SIS Private Security.
Rafael de Souza
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: Cidade em disputa: cenários de protesto e visibilidades políticas em São Paulo, 2011-2016.
Current professional position: Professor at the Department of Sociology at UFF.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
MACHADO, M. ; MACIEL, D. A. ; SOUZA, RAFAEL DE . Intertwining public security policy and protest control in Brazil: Sports mega-events and international diffusion of repression. Latin American Law Review, v. 1, p. 81, 2021.
SOUZA, R.. A batalha política pela cidade: rupturas e continuidades nos trajetos de protestos em junho de 2013 na cidade de São Paulo. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Sociologia, v. 8, p. 128, 2020.
SOUZA, RAFAEL DE. Coming out of the Ghetto’: Cultural Opportunities and the Emergence of the Homosexual Movement in the Brazilian Transition (1978-1982). In: Valesca Lima, Rafaela N. Pannain, Gabriela Pereira Martins. (Org.). The Consequences of Brazilian Social Movements in Historical Perspective. 1ed.: Routledge Taylor & Francis, 2022, v. 1, p. 1-.
SZWAKO, J. L. ; SOUZA, RAFAEL DE . Balbúrdia? Sobre anti-intelectualismo e ativismo científico no Brasil contemporâneo. In: Luciana Tatagiba, Debora Rezende de Almeida, Adrian Gurza Lavalle Marcelo Kunrath Silva. (Org.). Participação e ativismos: entre retrocessos e resistências. 1ed.: Zouk, 2022, v. 1, p. 183-206.
Ana Figueroa
Class of 2018
Research Project at IPP: Ativismo na internet e a participação das diásporas nos movimentos sociais transnacionais.
Current professional position: Congresswoman in El Salvador.
Ana Paula Camelo
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: Tecnologia e ajuda humanitária em contextos de desastres: uma abordagem orientada à inovação responsável e à garantia de direitos
Current professional position: Researcher Leader and Project Manager at the Center for Teaching and Research on Innovation, located at the Law School of São Paulo’s Getulio Vargas University.
Contact: apc.camelo@gmail.com
Camila Pierobon
Class of 2018
Research Project at IPP: Interstitial: a women body in between the male violences of State, drug traffic and family.
Supervisor: Gabriel de Santis Feltran.
Current professional position: Research Fellow at the Behner Stiefel Center for Brazilian, San Diego State University, SDSU. Funded by The National Science Foundation no Studies, US.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
PIEROBON, C. Battle for Housing and Mutual Witnessing. PUBLIC CULTURE, v. 34, p. 9937269, 2022.
Edison Claudino Bicudo Junior
Class of 2017
Research project at IPP: Between hierarchy and collaboration: sociology of neuroimaging software.
Current professional position: Professor in the School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aston University, Birmingham, UK.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Fabio Lacerda
Class of 2018
Research Project at IPP: Como o crescimento evangélico se transforma em representação política? Comparando Brasil, Colômbia e Chile.
Supervisor: Ronaldo Almeida.
Current professional position: Professor na Fundação Educacional Inaciana Padre Saboia de Medeiros (FEI) e no Grupo IBMEC.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Leonardo Leal Esteves
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: Frevo e patrimônio cultural: cultura popular e políticas públicas em cenários cambiantes.
Current professional position: Collaborating professor at the Graduate Program in Anthropology, Federal University of Sergipe (PPGA-UFS)
Contact: leonardolesteves@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Leonardo de Oliveira Fontes
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: The crisis seen from the periphery: struggle for social mobility in the frontiers of (i)legality.
Supervisor: Gabriel Feltran
Current professional position: Professor at the Department of Sociology, State University of Campinas (Unicamp) and researcher at the Nucleus of Urban Ethnographies, Cebrap.
Contact: leonardo.fontes@cebrap.org.br
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Leonardo Nóbrega da Silva
Class of 2019
Research Project at IPP: Mercado editorial e os repertórios de ação coletiva nos ciclos de protestos contemporâneos no Brasil
Supervisor: Angela Alonso
Current professional position: Sociology Professor at the Federal Institute of Pernambuco (IFPE – Belo Jardim Campus) and at the Sociology Postgraduate Program, Federal University of Pernambuco (PPGS/UFPE).
Contact: leonobrega.s@gmail.com
Publications resulting from the IPP:
Mathias de Alencastro
Class of 2017
Research Project at IPP: The African politics of Brazilian multinationals: Odebrecht in Angola, 2002-2017.
Supervisor: Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida.
Current professional position: International Advisor, Secretariat for Strategic Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
ALENCASTRO, M. Política dos diamantes em Angola durante a primeira era colonial: as relações entre o estado e a Diamang 1917-1961. AFROASIA, p. 81, 2018.
ALENCASTRO, M. Corruption Overseas: The Case of Odebrecht in Angola. In: Corruption in Latin America. 1ed., 2019.
ALENCASTRO, M; SEABRA, P (orgs.). Brazil-Africa Relations in the 21st Century. 1. ed. Springer International Publishing, 2021.
ALENCASTRO, M; SEABRA, P. Introduction: Turnaround and Let-Down Making Sense of Brazil and Africa after the Surge. Brazil-Africa Relations in the 21st Century. 1ed.: Springer International Publishing, 2021, v. , p. 1-8.
ALENCASTRO, MATHIAS. Economic Diplomacy, Lula Style: The Case of Odebrecht in Angola. Brazil-Africa Relations in the 21st Century. 1ed.: Springer International Publishing, 2021, v. , p. 55-72.
DYE, B.; ALENCASTRO, M. Debunking Brazilian Exceptionalism in its Africa Relations: Evidence from Angola and Tanzania. GLOBAL SOCIETY, v. 34, p. 425-446, 2020.
ALENCASTRO, M. State-Diamond-Sector Relations in Angola, 1912-2002. Journal of Southern African Studies, v. 45, p. 805- 820, 2019.
ALENCASTRO, M. A Odebrecht e a formação do Estado angolano (1984-2015). Novos Estudos. CEBRAP, v. 39, p. 125-141, 2020.
ALENCASTRO, M. Diamantes, desenvolvimento e conflito. Revista de História, p. 1-27, 2019.
Pedro Feitoza
Class of 2020
Research Project at IPP: A social and intellectual history of Brazilian Protestantism, 1860-1950.
Supervisor: Angela Alonso.
Current professional position: Professor of Latin American Christianity at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Publications resulting from the IPP:
FEITOZA, Pedro ‘Evangelical conceptions of history, racial difference, and social change in Brazil, 1900-1940,’ in David Bebbington (ed.), The gospel in Latin America (Waco, TX: Baylor University Press, 2022), pp. 119-39
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘Erasmo Braga, Pan-Americanismo: Aspecto Religioso (1917),’ in Ronaldo Cavalcante e Gerson Leite de Moraes (orgs.). Protestantismo e impressão: obras seminais do protestantismo, vol. 1 (em fase de produção, Editora Recriar, São Paulo)
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘Review of Benjamin Cowan, Moral majorities across the Americas: Brazil, the United States, and the creation of the religious right,’ The Journal of Church & State 64 (2022), pp. 534-36
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘Review of Erika Helgen, Religious conflict in Brazil: Protestants, Catholics, and the rise of religious pluralism in the early twentieth century,’ The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 73 (2022), pp. 436-8
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘Review of Iain Fraser Grigor (ed.), The Free Church in the Andes: Scottish missionaries in the mountains of 20th-century Peru,’ The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 73 (2022), pp. 441-2
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘Review of Juan Francisco Martínez, The story of Latino Protestants in the United States,’ Studies in World Christianity 27 (2021), pp. 327-9
FEITOZA, Pedro, ‘The middle line of truth: religious and secular ideologies in the making of Brazilian evangelical thought, 1870-1930,’ Modern Intellectual History 19 (2022), pp. 1033-57 (Vencedor do Prêmio Antônio Cândido para melhor artigo nas humanidades, Latin American Studies Association, seção Brasil)
FEITOZA, Pedro. ‘Letramento missionário e imaginação protestante nas páginas da Imprensa Evangelica’, in LEONEL, João; SILVA, Ivanilson Bezerra da; SOUZA, Silas Luiz de (orgs.). O jornal ‘Imprensa Evangelica’ e o protestantismo brasileiro. Votorantim, SP: Linha Fina, 2020, pp. 143-66.
FEITOZA, Pedro. ‘Review of David Kirkpatrick, A gospel for the poor: global social Christianity and the Latin American evangelical left’. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 71 (4), 2020, pp. 907-9.
FEITOZA, Pedro. Propagandists of the Book: Protestant Missions, Christian Literacy, and the Making of Brazilian Evangelicalism, 1860-1930 (em fase de produção, Oxford University Press).
Tiago Nogueira Hyra e Chagas Rodrigues
Class of 2017
Research Project at IPP: Prevenção de condutas de risco: uma análise comparativa entre o Brasil e a França
Supervisor: Ronaldo Romulo Machado de Almeida
Current professional position: Professor, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociologia Política, Universidade Vila Velha, UVV
Publications resulting from IPP:
RODRIGUES, Tiago Nogueira Hyra e Chagas. Prevenção de condutas de risco: antigos problemas sociais, novas respostas associativas no Brasil e na França. In: Embaixada da França; Universidade de Brasília; Fundação Alexandre de Gusmão. (Org.). Jornadas Jovens Pesquisadores em Ciências Humanas e Sociais: Olhares cruzados França/Brasil – Journées Jeunes Chercheurs en Sciences Humaines et Sociales: regards croisés France-Brésil. 1aed.Brasília: Ideal, 2019, v. , p. 497-510.
2024 Call for Proposals
HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS
The IPP will select a group of up to 10 doctors from different nationalities, who earned their Ph.D. in Brazil or abroad.
Beginning in August 2024, the program lasts for at least two years, with the option of a stay at a foreign institution (see above for the list of partner institutions) funded by postdocs’ own scholarships. As an option, the researcher can extend their participation in the program for up to two extra years.
The post-doctoral program is grounded on research activity. Postdoctoral researchers might develop their project under the supervision of CEBRAP senior researchers (PhDs for over 10 years) and can become part of their research teams, choosing topics related to ongoing studies in the institution (see above a list of available Supervisors and check here the Nucleus at Cebrap).
Postdoctoral researchers will participate in three mandatory and regular activities:
- Weekly research seminar (Thursdays) in which postdocs successively present their initial project, partial results, and a final written product (article, book chapter, book). This seminar aims at following the project development in its several stages: object definition, theoretical approach, research design, research strategies, and partial and final results. The weekly seminars are held remotely (by Zoom) or in a hybrid format so those who do not live in São Paulo can also engage themselves in participating. Seminar attendance is mandatory.
- Open Seminar with the participation of CEBRAP researchers as well as national and international guests. Open to the academic community, the Open Seminar is an occasion for the post-docs to present the results of their work to the public.
- Submission for publication of an article or book at the end of the program.
Postdoctoral researchers should also:
- Be active participants in CEBRAP’s collective activities (seminars and debates) as well as in their affiliated research group, if that is the case.
- Present their research proposals in the Weekly Research Seminar before submission to funding applications.
EVALUATION
The postdoctoral researchers will have their final product (book or article) evaluated by the IPP Academic Committee.
Participants who meet the program’s requirements will receive an achievement certificate.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES OF THE PROGRAM: English and Portuguese.
APPLICATION
Required documentation (in English, Portuguese, or Spanish):
- Application form;
- Research project (up to 20 pages, including an initial half-page summary);
- Curriculum Vitae (up to 4 pages);
- Letter stating the reasons for the candidate’s interest in the program (up to 2 pages);
- 1 (one) article or paper, published or unpublished, that the candidate considers the best example of their academic production;
- Ph.D. diploma (or equivalent);
- 2 (two) recommendation letters to be sent by their authors (former professor or employers) directly to our email – postdoc@cebrap.org.br;
- Proof of English proficiency for fluent reading and speaking: TOEFL or equivalent, or a statement of advanced knowledge of English, or a description of a significant previous international experience;
Documents should be sent to the email postdoc@cebrap.org.br, by March 1st, 2024.
Application Fee:
R$ 150,00, paid through PayPal, bank deposit, or PIX.
For Paypal, send the payment to: cebrap@cebrap.org.br
Bank transfers should be sent to:
Banco do Brasil
Agência 0300-X
Conta 10.8440-2
CNPJ: 62.579.164/0001-72
Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento
PIX: postdoc@cebrap.org.br
*Please send the transfer proof to both postdoc@cebrap.org.br and financeiro@cebrap.org.br
SELECTION PROCESS
Class: up to 10 doctors per year.
First phase (until April 15th, 2024): evaluation of the submitted documentation and research project;
Second phase (if necessary) (until April 30th, 2024): in person or online interview with the potential supervisor.
Results will be announced up to May 10th, 2024 via email (postdoc@cebrap.org.br). Approved postdoctoral researchers will receive a formal acceptance letter.
Deadline for enrollment fee: May 30th, 2024.
The program starts in August 2024.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Two positions will be filled by candidates who declare themselves blacks or descendants of indigenous groups. People applying through this policy will be exempted from the payment of the enrollment fee. If you are eligible for affirmative action and are willing to benefit from it, please indicate this in the application form.
FUNDING
The program operation is funded by CEBRAP and there are no additional charges to postdoctoral researchers. The sole requirement is that postdocs pay the selection fee of R$ 150,00 and the enrollment fee of R$ 1.275,00. No enrollment fee will be required from candidates selected by partner institutions nor from those selected through affirmative action.
The Program does not offer scholarships but gives institutional support for those post-docs willing to apply for Brazilian and foreign funding agencies.
Postdocs living abroad should be provided through their own resources, their institutions of origin, or international funding institutions with official support from CEBRAP.
Postdoctoral researchers living in Brazil, whether Brazilians or foreigners, may resort to their own resources or apply for a national scholarship, with official support from CEBRAP.
Postdoctoral researchers funded by FAPESP (or other funding institution) must meet the rules and requirements of the funding institution as well as the program’s norms. For those interested in a scholarship funded by FAPESP, we highly recommend reading the rules on FAPESP´s website.
If you have any doubts about the application or the selection process, please contact us at postdoc@cebrap.org.br.
Contact us
If you have any questions or inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at: postdoc@cebrap.org.br
