Fernanda Duarte
Biographic Data
| ID | 887354 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fernanda Duarte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fernanda |
| FAMILY NAME | Duarte |
| SIGNATURE | DUARTE F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Sydney University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2156-6946 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Excavating the taken-for-granted system roots of trust and vulnerability through a longitudinal trust analysis
Theoretical works on trust and vulnerability, especially those influenced by phenomenological and ethnomethodological traditions, denote the importance of taken-for-granted assumptions in how people come to trust and distrust and how they experience vulnerability. Yet these implicit assumptions remain under-examined through empirical studies in healthcare settings, not least because their very taken-for-grantedness makes these lifeworld phenomena…
Já Raiou a Liberdade No Horizonte Do Brasil”: Breves Considerações Sobre Igualdade Jurídica, O Movimento De Independência Brasileira E a Constituição De 1824
A partir de uma breve revisão bibliográfica, este texto discute a relação entre o movimento de Independência do Brasil e a Constituição de 1824. Chama atenção para o contexto dos debates constitucionalistas de então e destaca o tratamento que a igualdade jurídica recebeu na Constituição
Entre peanut butter et pé-de-moleque: Incursions comparatives dans les modalités de décision à la majorité de la Cour suprême des États-Unis et du Tribunal fédéral suprême du Brésil
Partant d'une comparaison contrastive entre la formation des décisions collégiales de la Cour suprême des États-Unis (SCOTUS) et du Tribunal fédéral suprême brésilien (STF), fondées sur le principe de majorité, ce travail met en perspective l'affirmation, commune dans le champ juridique au Brésil, selon laquelle le STF aurait été forgé à l'image de la Cour suprême nord-américaine, en opérant ainsi un rapprochement entre les deux systèmes
Entre peanut butter e pé-de-moleque: Incursões comparativas sobre os arranjos decisórios de maioria da Suprema Corte norte-americana e do Supremo Tribunal Federal do Brasil
A partir da comparação por contraste entre a formação das decisões colegiadas da Suprema Corte dos EUA (Scotus) e do Supremo Tribunal Federal Brasileiro (STF), orientadas pelo princípio da maioria, o presente trabalho problematiza a afirmação, corrente no campo jurídico brasileiro, de que o STF teria sido forjado à imagem e semelhança da Suprema Corte norte-americana, afirmação que aproxima os dois sistemas. Versão em francês: https://journals.op…
Fronteiras, ativismos e (i)mobilidades: Perspectivas Estético-Políticas
Vivemos tempos de mobilidades turbulentas, que exigem agilidade criativa tanto na arte quanto na pesquisa científica. Uma série de manifestações no campo dos ativismos artístico e cultural - ou da criação estética - tem se dedicado justamente a atribuir visibilidade às estruturas ocultas, responsáveis pela manutenção das desigualdades subjacentes ao sistema hegemônico e que se expressam na multiplicação de fronteiras em diversas escalas. Experime…
A justiça brasileira sob medida: A pandemia no Brasil entre direitos e privilégios
Partindo da afirmação de que a sociedade brasileira se estrutura de forma hierarquizada, reproduzindo um ethos aristocrático em contraposição a uma ordem republicana, podemos reconhecer que, no plano jurídico, a desigualdade se opera em dois níveis : no aspecto normativo – por meio da elaboração das leis – e na administração dos conflitos, quando da aplicação das leis, especialmente pelo Judiciário. Nesse texto pretendemos problematizar o modo co…
Dossiê Especial - Intensive Workshops on Methodologies for Socio-Legal Empirical Researches: Spreading Socio-Legal Investigations in Brazil 2017/2018
4 Ainda que a maior parte dos alunos não venha no futuro desenvolver pesquisas científicas, este conhecimento qualifica sua preparação para o exercício das carreiras jurídicas, quer por que permitem uma compreensão mais sofisticada e ampla da realidade jurídica, quer por que os habilita a melhor compreender os dados oriundo da Posteriormente, quando atingem os cargos de professores, tendem a supervalorizar os trabalhos doutrinários, demonstrando …
Arte.Mov, Mobilefest, And The Emergence of A Mobile Culture In Brazil
Brazil’s well-established media art community includes figures who embraced mobile technologies as interfaces for art making and political action early on. Brazilian media art festivals Mobilefest and Arte.mov are events dedicated to “a new culture of mobility.” The festivals’ goal is to provide an arena for the discussion of mobility, and how mobile technologies act as interfaces to promote education, health, citizenship, and art making. They cr…
Barriers to Sustainability: An Exploratory Study on Perspectives from Brazilian Organizations
This paper is based on a qualitative study that explored the views of a group of staff from Brazilian organizations that profess to be ‘sustainable’, on barriers to sustainability. The main barriers identified in the study were lack of clarity in the concept, resistance to change, lack of systems thinking, political factors, inability to ensure sustainable behaviours among suppliers, and the consumer culture of global capitalism. In investigating…
Sustainability Learning in Brazilian Organizations: A Six-Dimensional Framework
Over the past few years there has been a growing interface between the fields of sustainability studies and organizational learning, resulting in a new field of inquiry underpinned by the assumption that the learning experiences of organizations in relation to sustainability have cumulatively generated new knowledge and skills to enhance social and environmental responsibility. This paper contributes to the emerging field of sustainability learni…
Mobility and Locative Media: Mobile Communication in Hybrid Spaces
Mobility and Locative MediaMobilities has become an important framework to understand and analyze contemporary social, spatial, economic, and political practices.Especially as mobile media become seamlessly integrated into transportation networks, navigating urban spaces, and connecting with social networks while on the move, researchers need new approaches and methods to bring together mobilities with mobile communication and locative media.Mobi…
What Does A Culture of Corporate Social Responsibility “Look” Like? A Glimpse into a Brazilian Mining Company
Based on an exploratory study carried out in 2008 on a Brazilian mining corporation, this paper contributes to the field of business anthropology by applying the notion of organizational culture within the specific context of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It is based on the assumption that organizations that consciously embrace values such as social justice and environmental sustainability develop rich “CSR cultures” over time with speci…
Crossing Paradigms: A Meta‐Autoethnography of a Fieldwork Trip to Brazil
This article develops the term meta‐autoethnography to describe self‐transformative narratives of border‐crossings between paradigms and cultures. It focuses on one formative experience, a field trip by a Brazilian‐Australian sociologist on a Brazilian urban sustainability project, planned within a positivistic framework, which went badly wrong. But the ‘failure’ revealed the complicity of the positivistic paradigm with local issues of ideology a…
Exploring the Interpersonal Transaction of the Brazilian Jeitinho in Bureaucratic Contexts
This paper is a contribution to the existing body of literature on the Brazilian jeitinho (pronounced jaytcheenyoo) as an informal problem-solving strategy in organizations. The jeitinho is a social mechanism that entails bending or breaking the rules in order to deal with difficult or forbidding situations. It is a particularly useful informal strategy to ‘get things done’ in work organizations. The paper focuses on what is involved in the inter…
Living in 'the Betweens: Diaspora Consciousness Formation and Identity among Brazilians in Australia
This paper is based on a qualitative study that investigated the experience of diaspora consciousness among Brazilians in Australia, and also how they re-conceptualise their Brazilian identity—or Brazilianness—under diasporic conditions. The study identified four interrelated patterns that can be seen as indicative of diaspora consciousness, namely, the co-presence of ‘here’ and ‘there’; the re-creation of ‘Brazilian spaces’ in Australia; ‘otheri…
Save the Earth' or 'Manage the Earth'? The Politics of Environmental Globality in High Modernity
This article explores Roland Robertson's formulations on globality - or consciousness of the world as a single place - within the context of contemporary environmental politics. For the purpose of this analysis, two kinds of environmental globality are proposed, namely, 'ecocentric globality' and 'instrumental globality' which are deployed in two types of environmental discourses, associated with two different philosophical and epistemological tr…
Mobility and Locative Media: Mobile Communication in Hybrid Spaces
Mobility and Locative MediaMobilities has become an important framework to understand and analyze contemporary social, spatial, economic, and political practices.Especially as mobile media become seamlessly integrated into transportation networks, navigating urban spaces, and connecting with social networks while on the move, researchers need new approaches and methods to bring together mobilities with mobile communication and locative media.Mobi…
Living in 'the Betweens: Diaspora Consciousness Formation and Identity among Brazilians in Australia
This paper is based on a qualitative study that investigated the experience of diaspora consciousness among Brazilians in Australia, and also how they re-conceptualise their Brazilian identity—or Brazilianness—under diasporic conditions. The study identified four interrelated patterns that can be seen as indicative of diaspora consciousness, namely, the co-presence of ‘here’ and ‘there’; the re-creation of ‘Brazilian spaces’ in Australia; ‘otheri…
Barriers to Sustainability: An Exploratory Study on Perspectives from Brazilian Organizations
This paper is based on a qualitative study that explored the views of a group of staff from Brazilian organizations that profess to be ‘sustainable’, on barriers to sustainability. The main barriers identified in the study were lack of clarity in the concept, resistance to change, lack of systems thinking, political factors, inability to ensure sustainable behaviours among suppliers, and the consumer culture of global capitalism. In investigating…
Crossing Paradigms: A Meta‐Autoethnography of a Fieldwork Trip to Brazil
This article develops the term meta‐autoethnography to describe self‐transformative narratives of border‐crossings between paradigms and cultures. It focuses on one formative experience, a field trip by a Brazilian‐Australian sociologist on a Brazilian urban sustainability project, planned within a positivistic framework, which went badly wrong. But the ‘failure’ revealed the complicity of the positivistic paradigm with local issues of ideology a…
Save the Earth' or 'Manage the Earth'? The Politics of Environmental Globality in High Modernity
This article explores Roland Robertson's formulations on globality - or consciousness of the world as a single place - within the context of contemporary environmental politics. For the purpose of this analysis, two kinds of environmental globality are proposed, namely, 'ecocentric globality' and 'instrumental globality' which are deployed in two types of environmental discourses, associated with two different philosophical and epistemological tr…
Save the Earth' or 'Manage the Earth'? The Politics of Environmental Globality in High Modernity
This article explores Roland Robertson's formulations on globality - or consciousness of the world as a single place - within the context of contemporary environmental politics. For the purpose of this analysis, two kinds of environmental globality are proposed, namely, 'ecocentric globality' and 'instrumental globality' which are deployed in two types of environmental discourses, associated with two different philosophical and epistemological tr…
Living in 'the Betweens: Diaspora Consciousness Formation and Identity among Brazilians in Australia
This paper is based on a qualitative study that investigated the experience of diaspora consciousness among Brazilians in Australia, and also how they re-conceptualise their Brazilian identity—or Brazilianness—under diasporic conditions. The study identified four interrelated patterns that can be seen as indicative of diaspora consciousness, namely, the co-presence of ‘here’ and ‘there’; the re-creation of ‘Brazilian spaces’ in Australia; ‘otheri…
Exploring the Interpersonal Transaction of the Brazilian Jeitinho in Bureaucratic Contexts
This paper is a contribution to the existing body of literature on the Brazilian jeitinho (pronounced jaytcheenyoo) as an informal problem-solving strategy in organizations. The jeitinho is a social mechanism that entails bending or breaking the rules in order to deal with difficult or forbidding situations. It is a particularly useful informal strategy to ‘get things done’ in work organizations. The paper focuses on what is involved in the inter…
Crossing Paradigms: A Meta‐Autoethnography of a Fieldwork Trip to Brazil
This article develops the term meta‐autoethnography to describe self‐transformative narratives of border‐crossings between paradigms and cultures. It focuses on one formative experience, a field trip by a Brazilian‐Australian sociologist on a Brazilian urban sustainability project, planned within a positivistic framework, which went badly wrong. But the ‘failure’ revealed the complicity of the positivistic paradigm with local issues of ideology a…
What Does A Culture of Corporate Social Responsibility “Look” Like? A Glimpse into a Brazilian Mining Company
Based on an exploratory study carried out in 2008 on a Brazilian mining corporation, this paper contributes to the field of business anthropology by applying the notion of organizational culture within the specific context of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It is based on the assumption that organizations that consciously embrace values such as social justice and environmental sustainability develop rich “CSR cultures” over time with speci…
Sustainability Learning in Brazilian Organizations: A Six-Dimensional Framework
Over the past few years there has been a growing interface between the fields of sustainability studies and organizational learning, resulting in a new field of inquiry underpinned by the assumption that the learning experiences of organizations in relation to sustainability have cumulatively generated new knowledge and skills to enhance social and environmental responsibility. This paper contributes to the emerging field of sustainability learni…
Mobility and Locative Media: Mobile Communication in Hybrid Spaces
Mobility and Locative MediaMobilities has become an important framework to understand and analyze contemporary social, spatial, economic, and political practices.Especially as mobile media become seamlessly integrated into transportation networks, navigating urban spaces, and connecting with social networks while on the move, researchers need new approaches and methods to bring together mobilities with mobile communication and locative media.Mobi…
Arte.Mov, Mobilefest, And The Emergence of A Mobile Culture In Brazil
Brazil’s well-established media art community includes figures who embraced mobile technologies as interfaces for art making and political action early on. Brazilian media art festivals Mobilefest and Arte.mov are events dedicated to “a new culture of mobility.” The festivals’ goal is to provide an arena for the discussion of mobility, and how mobile technologies act as interfaces to promote education, health, citizenship, and art making. They cr…
Barriers to Sustainability: An Exploratory Study on Perspectives from Brazilian Organizations
This paper is based on a qualitative study that explored the views of a group of staff from Brazilian organizations that profess to be ‘sustainable’, on barriers to sustainability. The main barriers identified in the study were lack of clarity in the concept, resistance to change, lack of systems thinking, political factors, inability to ensure sustainable behaviours among suppliers, and the consumer culture of global capitalism. In investigating…
Dossiê Especial - Intensive Workshops on Methodologies for Socio-Legal Empirical Researches: Spreading Socio-Legal Investigations in Brazil 2017/2018
4 Ainda que a maior parte dos alunos não venha no futuro desenvolver pesquisas científicas, este conhecimento qualifica sua preparação para o exercício das carreiras jurídicas, quer por que permitem uma compreensão mais sofisticada e ampla da realidade jurídica, quer por que os habilita a melhor compreender os dados oriundo da Posteriormente, quando atingem os cargos de professores, tendem a supervalorizar os trabalhos doutrinários, demonstrando …
A justiça brasileira sob medida: A pandemia no Brasil entre direitos e privilégios
Partindo da afirmação de que a sociedade brasileira se estrutura de forma hierarquizada, reproduzindo um ethos aristocrático em contraposição a uma ordem republicana, podemos reconhecer que, no plano jurídico, a desigualdade se opera em dois níveis : no aspecto normativo – por meio da elaboração das leis – e na administração dos conflitos, quando da aplicação das leis, especialmente pelo Judiciário. Nesse texto pretendemos problematizar o modo co…
Fronteiras, ativismos e (i)mobilidades: Perspectivas Estético-Políticas
Vivemos tempos de mobilidades turbulentas, que exigem agilidade criativa tanto na arte quanto na pesquisa científica. Uma série de manifestações no campo dos ativismos artístico e cultural - ou da criação estética - tem se dedicado justamente a atribuir visibilidade às estruturas ocultas, responsáveis pela manutenção das desigualdades subjacentes ao sistema hegemônico e que se expressam na multiplicação de fronteiras em diversas escalas. Experime…
Entre peanut butter et pé-de-moleque: Incursions comparatives dans les modalités de décision à la majorité de la Cour suprême des États-Unis et du Tribunal fédéral suprême du Brésil
Partant d'une comparaison contrastive entre la formation des décisions collégiales de la Cour suprême des États-Unis (SCOTUS) et du Tribunal fédéral suprême brésilien (STF), fondées sur le principe de majorité, ce travail met en perspective l'affirmation, commune dans le champ juridique au Brésil, selon laquelle le STF aurait été forgé à l'image de la Cour suprême nord-américaine, en opérant ainsi un rapprochement entre les deux systèmes
Entre peanut butter e pé-de-moleque: Incursões comparativas sobre os arranjos decisórios de maioria da Suprema Corte norte-americana e do Supremo Tribunal Federal do Brasil
A partir da comparação por contraste entre a formação das decisões colegiadas da Suprema Corte dos EUA (Scotus) e do Supremo Tribunal Federal Brasileiro (STF), orientadas pelo princípio da maioria, o presente trabalho problematiza a afirmação, corrente no campo jurídico brasileiro, de que o STF teria sido forjado à imagem e semelhança da Suprema Corte norte-americana, afirmação que aproxima os dois sistemas. Versão em francês: https://journals.op…
Já Raiou a Liberdade No Horizonte Do Brasil”: Breves Considerações Sobre Igualdade Jurídica, O Movimento De Independência Brasileira E a Constituição De 1824
A partir de uma breve revisão bibliográfica, este texto discute a relação entre o movimento de Independência do Brasil e a Constituição de 1824. Chama atenção para o contexto dos debates constitucionalistas de então e destaca o tratamento que a igualdade jurídica recebeu na Constituição
Excavating the taken-for-granted system roots of trust and vulnerability through a longitudinal trust analysis
Theoretical works on trust and vulnerability, especially those influenced by phenomenological and ethnomethodological traditions, denote the importance of taken-for-granted assumptions in how people come to trust and distrust and how they experience vulnerability. Yet these implicit assumptions remain under-examined through empirical studies in healthcare settings, not least because their very taken-for-grantedness makes these lifeworld phenomena…
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