November 1, 2019
2:00-4:00pm
Liu Institute for Global Issues, Room xʷθəθiqətəm (Place of Many Trees)

All welcome

Co-sponsor Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions (School of Public Policy and Global Affairs)

Given the drastic and rapid political, social, economic and environmental changes occurring in Brazil today, we will host a round table discussion to examine the impacts of these changes on Brazil’s democracy. Participants from a variety of disciplines will speak according to their area of expertise and research, and to the effects of these changes within Brazilian, Latin American and global contexts.

Organizers: Regiane Garcia (School of Population and Public Health), Maxwell Cameron (School of Public Policy and Global Affairs) and Alessandra Santos (Latin American Studies)

Panelists:

• Vanessa Andreotti, Faculty of Education
• Jon Beasley-Murray, Latin American Studies
• Maxwell Cameron, School of Public Policy and Global Affairs
• Vinicius Cavicchioli Azevedo, Biological Science SFU
• Claudio Ferraz, School of Economics
• Regiane Garcia, School of Population and Public Health
• Nuno Porto, Museum of Anthropology
• LaShandra Sullivan, Anthropology Reed College
• Rafael Wainer, Anthropology and Sociology
• Hannah Wittman, Faculty of Land and Food Systems