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Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva

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ID413234
NAMECarlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva
GIVEN NAMESCarlos Eduardo Lins
FAMILY NAMEDa Silva
SIGNATUREDA SILVA C E L
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade de São Paulo
ORCID0000-0002-4398-7752
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1993
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX0
  • Local News Deserts in Brazil

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva, Angela Pimenta•CHAPTER•Routledge Companion to Local…•2020

    The history of Brazil’s local press is marked by a late start in the nineteenth century on the eve of the country’s independency from Portugal, and the continuous struggle of newspapers to become viable enterprises. In the early twentieth century, Brazilian newspapers were few and mostly aimed at the elites and concentrated in the wealthier Southeast and South regions. More recently, there have been opportunities for local newspapers to thrive al…

  • América

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2017

    The documentary America, originally shown on Brazilian television in 1989, puts forward the argument according to which the United States' best asset to solve its problems is the contribution foreigners have brought to it and can still bring. This is particularly relevant in these days, when President Donald Trump advocates exactly the opposite of that thesis as public policies for the US

  • A crise e a nova configuração do poder nas relações internacionais

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2010

    With the end of the bipolar order prevalent in the Cold War and the failure of American unilateralism in the Iraq occupation, the world searches for a global governance scheme that can prove efficient, pressed by the time urgency imposed by the 2008 financial crisis and by the vital urgency brought up by the consequences of climate changes.The G-20 has been upgraded, USA and China seem to sketch a G-2, Europeans hope for a G-2 between Washington …

  • O Muro de Berlim e a política externa americana

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2010

  • Televisão e política na virada do século

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2004

  • Plato in the Tropics

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Current History•1995

    Essay| February 01 1995 Plato in the Tropics: The Brazilian Republic of Guardians Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva is the United States correspondent for the Brazilian daily newspaper Folha de São Paulo. He was a Woodrow Wilson Center fellow in 1987-1988 and has been a part-time professor at the University of São Paulo since 1977. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Goog…

  • Brazil’s Struggle with Democracy

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Current History•1993

    Essay| March 01 1993 Brazil’s Struggle with Democracy Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva, the United States correspondent for the Brazilian daily newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo, is currently a visiting scholar at Georgetown University. He was a Woodrow Wilson Center fellow in 1987-1988 and has been a part-time professor at the University of Sao Paulo since 1977. Search for other works by this auth…

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  • Brazil’s Struggle with Democracy

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Current History•1993

    Essay| March 01 1993 Brazil’s Struggle with Democracy Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva, the United States correspondent for the Brazilian daily newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo, is currently a visiting scholar at Georgetown University. He was a Woodrow Wilson Center fellow in 1987-1988 and has been a part-time professor at the University of Sao Paulo since 1977. Search for other works by this auth…

  • Plato in the Tropics

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Current History•1995

    Essay| February 01 1995 Plato in the Tropics: The Brazilian Republic of Guardians Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva is the United States correspondent for the Brazilian daily newspaper Folha de São Paulo. He was a Woodrow Wilson Center fellow in 1987-1988 and has been a part-time professor at the University of São Paulo since 1977. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Goog…

  • Televisão e política na virada do século

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2004

  • A crise e a nova configuração do poder nas relações internacionais

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2010

    With the end of the bipolar order prevalent in the Cold War and the failure of American unilateralism in the Iraq occupation, the world searches for a global governance scheme that can prove efficient, pressed by the time urgency imposed by the 2008 financial crisis and by the vital urgency brought up by the consequences of climate changes.The G-20 has been upgraded, USA and China seem to sketch a G-2, Europeans hope for a G-2 between Washington …

  • O Muro de Berlim e a política externa americana

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2010

  • América

    Open Access•Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2017

    The documentary America, originally shown on Brazilian television in 1989, puts forward the argument according to which the United States' best asset to solve its problems is the contribution foreigners have brought to it and can still bring. This is particularly relevant in these days, when President Donald Trump advocates exactly the opposite of that thesis as public policies for the US

  • Local News Deserts in Brazil

    Carlos Eduardo Lins Da Silva, Angela Pimenta•CHAPTER•Routledge Companion to Local…•2020

    The history of Brazil’s local press is marked by a late start in the nineteenth century on the eve of the country’s independency from Portugal, and the continuous struggle of newspapers to become viable enterprises. In the early twentieth century, Brazilian newspapers were few and mostly aimed at the elites and concentrated in the wealthier Southeast and South regions. More recently, there have been opportunities for local newspapers to thrive al…

Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Art history (2 works) · Brazilian cultural history and politics (2 works) · Brazilian History and Foreign Policy (2 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Icon (2 works)

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