Metropolises have transformed themselves, along with paradigms of research on urban problems.

Coveted since the world first entered the new route of navigation, the Brazilian territory was broken before it was officially discovered. Throughout its history, the country has had several cuts, but geography never led the process.

Book of the Center for Metropolitan Studies stressed that the City of São Paulo has undergone deep changes that have radically transformed its social and spatial characteristics.

Research at a FAPESP-funded center highlights the intense changes that have radically transformed the social and spatial characteristics of Brazil's largest city.

SÃO PAULO: NOVOS PERCURSOS E ATORES

"The Carnival has to be postponed!" This was the conclusion of the press at the end of 1919, in light of the terror caused by the deaths of thousands of victims of Spanish flu.