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This lecture will seek to present to the academic communities of the Universidade Federal do ABC, in Brazil, and the University of Coimbra, the partial results of research at post-doctoral level developed at CES/UC.                     

The following articles, originated in the research, will be presented, in summary form, and submitted to debate:

Singularidades do Conservadorismo no Brasil e em Portugal e sua relação com o movimento negro: 1920 -1930. [Singularities of Conservatism in Brazil and Portugal and its relation to the black movement: 1920 -1930.] (Unpublished) Submitted to Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais,

Segregação ou miscigenação: Os dilemas da eugenia no Brasil nas primeiras décadas do século XX. [Segregation or miscegenation: The dilemmas of eugenics in Brazil in the first decades of the twentieth century.] Co-authored by Weber Lopes. (Unpublished) Submitted to Aurora Journal of the Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil.

Frente Negra, Ação Integralista e o conservadorismo como estratégia de enfrentamento ao racismo – 1930-1937. [Black Front, Integralist Action and conservatism as a strategy to confront racism - 1930-1937.] Published by Revista de História da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil.


Bio note

Ramatis Jacino is a professor of the Bachelor of Economic Sciences and the Bachelor of Sciences and Humanities at UFABC. He holds a Master's and a PhD in Economic History from FFLCH/USP, and is currently developing post-doctoral research at CES/UC. His research focus is racial inequalities in Brazil and his current research focuses on conservative political movements, in Brazil and in Portugal, which had the participation of afro-descendants.

Registration is free but compulsory, and a certificate will be issued.

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