Roderick Barman
Biographic Data
| ID | 693829 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roderick Barman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roderick |
| FAMILY NAME | Barman |
| SIGNATURE | BARMAN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Prosopography of the Brazilian Empire
An increasing amount of research has been undertaken in the last decade on the power structure of the Empire of Brazil (1822-89). In common with similar work on the rest of Latin America, many of the studies on Brazil have adopted the concept of the elite for their theoretical framework. And, as elite studies must do if they are to be more than speculative, several of the works have drawn on prosopography, or collective biography, to support the …
"Critique of Thomas Flory's "Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
It is a pity that Thomas Flory in his Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century is so dominated by traditional historiographical assumptions concerning Empire that his principal thesis seriously misinterprets and confuses even his own evidence. Flory's examination of functions and personnel (p. 665) of professional magistracy, which is perceived as exercising a crucial brokerage (p. 665) between the ministry and landed support (p. 683), is based a …
The Role of the Law Graduate in the Political Elite of Imperial Brazil
By the application of fresh analytical approaches such as prosopography and the concepts of "secular trend" and "conjuncture" pioneered by the Annales school, historians are at last beginning to probe the social and political structures of Latin America in the national period. What before had been surmised or supposed, particularly in regard to the dominance of political and social life by elites, can now be quantitatively confirmed, while the id…
The Role of the Law Graduate in the Political Elite of Imperial Brazil
By the application of fresh analytical approaches such as prosopography and the concepts of "secular trend" and "conjuncture" pioneered by the Annales school, historians are at last beginning to probe the social and political structures of Latin America in the national period. What before had been surmised or supposed, particularly in regard to the dominance of political and social life by elites, can now be quantitatively confirmed, while the id…
The Prosopography of the Brazilian Empire
An increasing amount of research has been undertaken in the last decade on the power structure of the Empire of Brazil (1822-89). In common with similar work on the rest of Latin America, many of the studies on Brazil have adopted the concept of the elite for their theoretical framework. And, as elite studies must do if they are to be more than speculative, several of the works have drawn on prosopography, or collective biography, to support the …
The Role of the Law Graduate in the Political Elite of Imperial Brazil
By the application of fresh analytical approaches such as prosopography and the concepts of "secular trend" and "conjuncture" pioneered by the Annales school, historians are at last beginning to probe the social and political structures of Latin America in the national period. What before had been surmised or supposed, particularly in regard to the dominance of political and social life by elites, can now be quantitatively confirmed, while the id…
"Critique of Thomas Flory's "Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
It is a pity that Thomas Flory in his Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century is so dominated by traditional historiographical assumptions concerning Empire that his principal thesis seriously misinterprets and confuses even his own evidence. Flory's examination of functions and personnel (p. 665) of professional magistracy, which is perceived as exercising a crucial brokerage (p. 665) between the ministry and landed support (p. 683), is based a …
The Prosopography of the Brazilian Empire
An increasing amount of research has been undertaken in the last decade on the power structure of the Empire of Brazil (1822-89). In common with similar work on the rest of Latin America, many of the studies on Brazil have adopted the concept of the elite for their theoretical framework. And, as elite studies must do if they are to be more than speculative, several of the works have drawn on prosopography, or collective biography, to support the …
Brazilian History and Foreign Policy (3 works) · Elite (3 works) · Empire (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · History (2 works) · History of Colonial Brazil (2 works)