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Open research questions in Brazilian History and Foreign Policy

88 unresolved questions extracted from the limitations and future-work sections of 2,285 Brazilian History and Foreign Policy papers in our library. Each links back to the study that raised it.

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  • Future research could further analyze the implications of Cardoso's political thought and theory of dependent-associated development for Brazilian sociopolitics. Future research could explore the construction of a project emancipatory, national, and popular. Future research could investigate the role of intellectuals in shaping Brazilian sociopolitics.

    Fernando Henrique Cardoso e a marginalização das intepretações críticas, revolucionárias e nacionalistas sobre o Brasil · 2025 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the literature regarding the marginalization of critical, revolutionary, and nationalist interpretations. The paper identifies a need for a systematic analysis of Cardoso's political thought and theory of dependent-associated development.

    Fernando Henrique Cardoso e a marginalização das intepretações críticas, revolucionárias e nacionalistas sobre o Brasil · 2025 · DOI
  • The lack of fixed wages for domestic employees - The difficulty of approaching the subject of domestic servants - The heterogeneity of the tertiary sector

    Paid Domestic Service in Brazil · 1980 · DOI
  • The census of 1960 does not distinguish between some activities in the tertiary sector - The lack of fixed wages for domestic employees

    Paid Domestic Service in Brazil · 1980 · DOI
  • Future research could explore the development of similar regimes. Future research could analyze the implications of the paper's findings for the design of political systems.

    Military authoritarianism and executive absolutism in Brazil · 1979 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the Brazilian military regime as a process. The paper identifies a gap in the analysis of the regime's development in the context of the old political system.

    Military authoritarianism and executive absolutism in Brazil · 1979 · DOI
  • The military regime's control over the press and arts. The opposition's ability to mobilize popular support. The uncertainty surrounding the country's political future.

    Brazil – the last 15 years · 1979 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in understanding the role of the state in dependent capitalism. The study highlights the need to analyze the relationship between the state and capital in the context of dependent capitalism.

    State and Capital in Dependent Social Formations: The Brazilian Case · 1979 · DOI
  • The lack of reliable statistics on the number of slaves who entered the country. The destruction of historical documents and files related to the slave trade and slavery.

    African Culture in Brazilian Art · 1978 · DOI
  • The experience of the Northeast cannot be generalized to the whole of Brazil. The existing laws on land distribution have not changed the patterns of the land tenure system.

    Peasants in Brazil? · 1977 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the existing literature on the concept of relative autonomy. The paper identifies a need to modify the concept of relative autonomy.

    Relative State Autonomy and Capitalism in Brazil and Peru · 1977 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the factors that contribute to a country's development progress. The subject of the power and independence of multinational corporations is not fully addressed.

    Brazil: a study in development progress · 1976 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the effects of authoritarian politics and foreign capital on economic development. The study highlights the need for a more nuanced analysis of the Brazilian development model.

    The military, the multinationals and the “miracle”: The political economy of the “brazilian model” of development · 1974 · DOI
  • The lack of an urban code contributed to the picturesque confusion of Brazilian cities. The influence of Portuguese colonization shaped the growth of cities. The institutional changes after independence impacted the development of cities.

    Brazil's Urban Development · 1974 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of Brazil's urban development. The study aims to fill this gap by analyzing the historical development of Brazilian cities.

    Brazil's Urban Development · 1974 · DOI
  • The challenge of reducing income inequality in the context of industrialization. The difficulty of promoting economic development while addressing underemployment. The need to balance the introduction of new products with the diffusion of known products.

    The post-1964 Brazilian “Model” of development · 1973 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in understanding the effects of industrialization on income distribution. The study highlights the need to analyze the relationship between technical progress and economic development.

    The post-1964 Brazilian “Model” of development · 1973 · DOI
  • The number of respondents who were removed from the bureaucracy after a change in administration is unknown. The proportion of respondents who were removed is small.

    Attitudes Toward Change Among Brazilian Bureaucrats · 1972 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the attitudes of Brazilian bureaucrats towards change. The paper also identifies a gap in the understanding of the impact of the military on the civil bureaucracy.

    Attitudes Toward Change Among Brazilian Bureaucrats · 1972 · DOI
  • Further research could explore the agricultural sector and regional inequality in Brazil. The paper's findings could be applied to other countries experiencing economic crises and military coups.

    Industry and Imperialism in Brazil · 1971 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in understanding the consequences of liberal capitalist development in Brazil. The analysis of the electoral coalition's weaknesses and the government's inability to articulate a strategy for industrialization fills this gap.

    Industry and Imperialism in Brazil · 1971 · DOI
  • The system is limited in its coverage, covering only slightly more than one-third of the population. The system has limitations, particularly in medical care.

    SOCIAL SECURITY IN BRAZIL · 1970 · DOI
  • The social insurance system in Brazil is limited in its coverage. There is a need to expand the system to cover more of the population, particularly rural workers.

    SOCIAL SECURITY IN BRAZIL · 1970 · DOI
  • The suspension of the 1967 Constitution removed limited safeguards for municipalities. The municipal level is essentially a captive system.

    Municipal Government in Brazil: · 1969 · DOI
  • The paper does not provide a comprehensive analysis of the social and economic structure of the population - The lack of census data makes it difficult to estimate the social structure of the population

    Political strategies of National Development in Brazil · 1967 · DOI

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