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29/07/2025

Every Mind is a Different World: do Judges Truly Decide in Such Diverse Ways?

🌐 In this study, we investigated judicial behavior during custody hearings in Brazil, a legal proceeding in which judges determine whether the arrested person should be kept in custody or released pending trial.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/every-mind-is-a-different-world-do-judges-truly-decide-in-such-diverse-ways/

🕰Published: July 3, 2024

25/07/2025

Does Greater Women’s Presence Make a Difference? The Composition of Executive Party Committees and the Allocation of Public Funds for Election Campaigns in the 2018 Race to Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies

🌐This article primarily aims to understand the extent to which women holding key party positions can contribute to improve women candidates' access to public funding for their campaigns.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/does-greater-womens-presence-make-a-difference-the-composition-of-executive-party-committees-and-the-allocation-of-public-funds-for-election-campaigns-in-the-2018-race-to-brazils-ch/

🕰Published: June 24, 2025

22/07/2025

Book review: Between Mirrors, Medusas and the Mass Media: Race, Resentment and Status Panic in Brazilian Cultural Backlash

🌐”The book is pedagogic regarding the differences of class, race and geographic origin in Brazil, and serves as a document both for national researchers and for foreign Brazilianist colleagues”.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/between-mirrors-medusas-and-the-mass-media-race-resentment-and-status-panic-in-brazilian-cultural-backlash/

🕰Published: June 18, 2024

18/07/2025

Are Ministerial Gates Closed? Party Politicization and Fractionalization in the Federal Political Bureaucracy (1999-2018)

🌐”In this study, we explore novel data concerning party affiliations within ministries to characterize political-party appointments in high and mid-level bureaucracy from 1999 to 2018”.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/are-ministerial-gates-closed-party-politicization-and-fractionalization-in-the-federal-political-bureaucracy-1999-2018/

🕰Published: June 06, 2024

11/07/2025

Book review:

Permanent Distortions in Times of Pandemic and Social Disruption: A New Risk Society on the Horizon

🌐 Prins' book, released in October 2022, during the tail end of the COVID-19 pandemic and at the height of the War in Ukraine, can be interpreted as an interdisciplinary dialogue among Communication, Political Science, and Geoeconomics.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/permanent-distortions-in-times-of-pandemic-and-social-disruption-a-new-risk-society-on-the-horizon/

🕰Published: April 17, 2024

10/07/2025

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⚠ Artigos publicados refletem a multiplicidade da ciência política contemporânea brasileira, abordando temas como processos políticos e comportamento eleitoral, segurança pública, política externa, teoria política, questões metodológicas entre outros.

Para submeter trabalhos e conhecer mais sobre a BPSR, link na bio: https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/

📢Submit your manuscript!

⚠Published articles reflect the multiplicity of contemporary Brazilian political science, addressing topics such as political processes and electoral behavior, public security, foreign policy, political theory, methodological issues, among others.

To submit papers and find out more about BPSR, click on the Tink in the bio: https://orazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/

01/07/2025

NEW ARTICLE PUBLISHED

Punctuated Equilibrium Theory and the Dynamics of Change in Brazil’s Federal Budget (2000-2021)

🌐 This article analyzes changes in expenditure allocation within Brazil's federal budget over the past two decades, applying the theoretical and methodological framework of Punctuated Equilibrium Theory (PET), as developed by Frank Baumgartner and Bryan Jones (1993), to identify periods of incrementalism and punctuated changes.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/punctuated-equilibrium-theory-and-the-dynamics-of-change-in-brazils-federal-budget-2000-2021/

🕰Published: June 27, 2025

27/06/2025

The African Agenda of Evangelical Christians in Brazilian Foreign Policy: The Crisis of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in Angola

🌐 This paper analyzes the incidence of Evangelical groups in contemporary Brazilian foreign policy, in particular in the search for government support for their missionary presence on the African continent.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/the-african-agenda-of-evangelical-christians-in-brazilian-foreign-policy-the-crisis-of-the-universal-church-of-the-kingdom-of-god-in-angola/

🕰Published: April 2, 2024

24/06/2025

The Politics of Agribusiness in Brazil: Business Power and Political Success during the 55th Legislature (2015-2019)

🌐“Our findings suggest that agribusiness attained success in the vast majority of decisions resulting in new laws, although many bills supported by the sector had different outcomes”

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/the-politics-of-agribusiness-in-brazil-business-power-and-political-success-during-the-55th-legislature-2015-2019/

🕰Published: April 10, 2024

20/06/2025

Did Brazilians Vote for Jair Bolsonaro Because They Share his Most Controversial Views?

🌐 The similarity of Jair Bolsonaro’s and Donald Trump’s divisive views on a variety of controversial issues has led many critics to argue that Brazilians elected a ‘Tropical Trump’ in 2018.

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https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/did-brazilians-vote-for-jair-bolsonaro-because-they-share-his-most-controversial-views/

🕰Published: October 9, 2020

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