The Law Of Men: Judicial Formation And Political Culture In The Brazilian Empire

Brief Notes on Criminal Policy and the Police in Modernity

Crisis in The Economy: Public and Private Sectors in Conservartive Alliance

Disputed Water. Transfomations to Public (and Private) Interests in the Use of Public Water

History Becomes Public: Social Rights in “Magazine Format” Via the Ministry of Labour’s Bulletins of The 1950s

Human rights and contemporary slave labor

José de Souza Marques’ Social and Political Opinions: An Analysis of the Life of an Afro-Descendant Pioneer in Affirmative Action in Brazil

Legislation and public policies on immigration in Brazil

Managers’ Role in the Cultural Change to Have Occurred within Portuguese Public Administration: The Case of Meritocracy

Royalty and Public Health in Portugal (from the 14^th to 16^th Centuries)

Setting up showcase on Fifth Avenue: The workings of the Brazilian information bureau in the US from 1935 to 1945

State, Society and Social Control in the Legal-Penal Thought under Vargas’ Government – 1930-1945

The judiciary’s public policies: A re-defining of the principle of the efficiency of adjudication from the perspective of neo-constitutionalism

The National Policy on Alcohol, Crack and Drug use in Rio de Janeiro and the Return of Punitive Rationale

The Patrimony of the Nation (PN)

Thoughts on the “Escalation of Violence” in Juiz de Fora

Tribunes of Honor, Courts of Justice: Public Opinion and Morality in the 19th Century