Urban policy transfer and power relations: What does the construction of Brazilian ideas and practices as references say about the geopolitics of urban diplomacy?
Author(s): Douglas de CastroAttach CV: Academic_profile_Douglas Castro_Jan2020 Title: Academic_profile_Douglas Castro_Jan2020
Our presentation focuses on the genealogy of participatory approaches at the World Bank in the late twentieth century. It examines how the issue of participation initially gained...
The paper explores the circulation of the Koban, Japanese community policing system, from Japan, first to Brazil and then to a group of Central American countries (El Salvador...
For at least the past half-century, it has become commonplace to divide the world into two broad groups: developed and developing countries. While this categorization has...
The Centre for Rising Powers in Development welcomed Osmany Porto de Oliveira, from the Federal University of São Paulo to discuss his new book.
To keep the network of the ICPDDC alive, connected and create a community starting with our more than 300 researchers registered for the Conference and expand it to many more interested colleagues.
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Roberta Sakai
Douglas Castro
Olivier Nay
Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto
Deborah
Fernando Macedo