With more investment, less unequal cities.

Noblat Blog - Silvia Amorim, O Globo

USP researcher says that in Brazil, increased access to school in recent years has not formed politically-minded citizens.

Cover: Fernando Limongi, a major name in Brazilian political science, questioned the thesis that government is at risk and Dilma says financial crisis calls into question U.S. and European models.

How can school contribute to the formation of citizens who are more interested, involved, engaged and politically active?

The adoption of federalism as a form of state in Brazil was controversial. To its critics, Brazilian society has no religious or ethnic divisions to justify the transaction costs of consociational democracies.