Maria Guadalupe Moog Rodrigues
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686515 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Guadalupe Moog Rodrigues |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria Guadalupe Moog |
| FAMILY NAME | Rodrigues |
| SIGNATURE | RODRIGUES M G M |
| AFFILIATIONS | College of the Holy Cross |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Environmentalism and the Globalization of the Oil Industry in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The state of Rio de Janeiro has become a hub for oil and gas production and infrastructure since Brazil entered the global oil market in the 2000s. Observers have anticipated increasing tensions between environmental activists and oil companies. These predictions have not been fulfilled, despite increasing evidence of environmental degradation caused by oil production. What could be hindering environmental mobilization in defense of the environme…
The prospects for transnational advocacy across the Ibsa bloc – a view from Brazil
The literature on transnational advocacy networks (TANs) suggests that they may be a valid option for activists in India, Brazil and South Africa (the members of the IBSA bloc) to coordinate efforts to influence their states’ foreign policy. Since its formation the IBSA bloc has formalised spaces for networking among governmental officials, business interests and academics. Yet there are no examples of TANs whose activism has occurred across IBSA…
Global Environmentalism and Local Politics
Indigenous Rights in Democratic Brazil
In 1831, nine years after Brazil's independence from Portugal, the government enacted legislation addressing indigenous peoples' rights in the new country. The progressive set of laws revoked decrees by the Portuguese Crown that had authorized "total war" against indigenous peoples and servitude for war prisoners. The Brazilian law, instead, determined that indigenous peoples' material and personal rights be placed under the protection of the "Ju…
Redes transnacionais de advocacia pública
O projeto Planafloro, financiado pelo Banco Mundial em Rondônia durante os anos 90, tinha como objetivo principal o manejo dos recursos naturais no estado. A incapacidade e falta de vontade política dos órgãos executores motivaram organizações da sociedade civil rondoniense a pedir a investigação do Planafloro pelo Painel de Inspeção. O painel é um mecanismo independente de prestação de contas à sociedade civil global no que se refere às política…
Environmental Protection Issue Networks in Amazonia
This article focuses on environmental protection issue networks (EPINs), defined here as networks among domestic and international environmentally concerned actors that seek to protect local environments. EPINs may be important agents in efforts to promote environmentally sustainable development in Latin America, but their effectiveness has varied considerably. The article presents a model for assessing the effectiveness of EPINs based on their s…
Indigenous Rights in Democratic Brazil
In 1831, nine years after Brazil's independence from Portugal, the government enacted legislation addressing indigenous peoples' rights in the new country. The progressive set of laws revoked decrees by the Portuguese Crown that had authorized "total war" against indigenous peoples and servitude for war prisoners. The Brazilian law, instead, determined that indigenous peoples' material and personal rights be placed under the protection of the "Ju…
The prospects for transnational advocacy across the Ibsa bloc – a view from Brazil
The literature on transnational advocacy networks (TANs) suggests that they may be a valid option for activists in India, Brazil and South Africa (the members of the IBSA bloc) to coordinate efforts to influence their states’ foreign policy. Since its formation the IBSA bloc has formalised spaces for networking among governmental officials, business interests and academics. Yet there are no examples of TANs whose activism has occurred across IBSA…
Redes transnacionais de advocacia pública
O projeto Planafloro, financiado pelo Banco Mundial em Rondônia durante os anos 90, tinha como objetivo principal o manejo dos recursos naturais no estado. A incapacidade e falta de vontade política dos órgãos executores motivaram organizações da sociedade civil rondoniense a pedir a investigação do Planafloro pelo Painel de Inspeção. O painel é um mecanismo independente de prestação de contas à sociedade civil global no que se refere às política…
Environmental Protection Issue Networks in Amazonia
This article focuses on environmental protection issue networks (EPINs), defined here as networks among domestic and international environmentally concerned actors that seek to protect local environments. EPINs may be important agents in efforts to promote environmentally sustainable development in Latin America, but their effectiveness has varied considerably. The article presents a model for assessing the effectiveness of EPINs based on their s…
Indigenous Rights in Democratic Brazil
In 1831, nine years after Brazil's independence from Portugal, the government enacted legislation addressing indigenous peoples' rights in the new country. The progressive set of laws revoked decrees by the Portuguese Crown that had authorized "total war" against indigenous peoples and servitude for war prisoners. The Brazilian law, instead, determined that indigenous peoples' material and personal rights be placed under the protection of the "Ju…
Redes transnacionais de advocacia pública
O projeto Planafloro, financiado pelo Banco Mundial em Rondônia durante os anos 90, tinha como objetivo principal o manejo dos recursos naturais no estado. A incapacidade e falta de vontade política dos órgãos executores motivaram organizações da sociedade civil rondoniense a pedir a investigação do Planafloro pelo Painel de Inspeção. O painel é um mecanismo independente de prestação de contas à sociedade civil global no que se refere às política…
Global Environmentalism and Local Politics
The prospects for transnational advocacy across the Ibsa bloc – a view from Brazil
The literature on transnational advocacy networks (TANs) suggests that they may be a valid option for activists in India, Brazil and South Africa (the members of the IBSA bloc) to coordinate efforts to influence their states’ foreign policy. Since its formation the IBSA bloc has formalised spaces for networking among governmental officials, business interests and academics. Yet there are no examples of TANs whose activism has occurred across IBSA…
Environmentalism and the Globalization of the Oil Industry in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The state of Rio de Janeiro has become a hub for oil and gas production and infrastructure since Brazil entered the global oil market in the 2000s. Observers have anticipated increasing tensions between environmental activists and oil companies. These predictions have not been fulfilled, despite increasing evidence of environmental degradation caused by oil production. What could be hindering environmental mobilization in defense of the environme…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · International Development and Aid (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political Conflict and Governance (2 works) · Sustainable development (2 works) · Amazon rainforest (1 work)