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The Legal Amazon Geopolitical Studies Laboratory in Acre is holding the workshop “Introduction to Legislative Studies”, on November 18th and 20th. The Course is taught by the professor at the Institute of Social and Political Studies (IESP) of the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ), Fabiano Santos, in person at the Adriana Santelli Auditorium, located in the Convention Center of the Federal University of Acre.
Legal in Acre holds a Workshop on Introduction to Legislative Studies. Photo: Reproduction
Aimed at students, researchers and professionals, the workshop aims to present participants with the theoretical and methodological foundations of the modern analysis of the functioning of the Legislative Branch in contemporary democracies. It also seeks to show how this apparatus was absorbed in studies on Brazilian politics since the democratic transition that began in the 80s of the last century. Furthermore, it focuses on how to apply instruments and techniques to research Legislative Assemblies.
The course schedule covers three main classes, each focused on fundamental themes for understanding the functioning of the Legislature, covering general theory and analytical perspectives; Brazilian theory and the study of state legislatures. The classes aim to provide a comprehensive view of the theories and practices of the Brazilian Legislature, focusing on both general analyzes and specific studies of state cases.
The workshop offers a valuable opportunity to deepen understanding of the Brazilian Legislature and reflect on its dynamics, both at the federal and state levels, using practical and theoretical examples.
The initiative is aimed at students, researchers and professionals. Photo: Reproduction
During the opening of the workshop, the documentary “Living for the land: the case of Rondônia” was also launched, which addresses the agrarian issue in an analytical way in Rondônia, produced with the support of the Instituto Clima e Sociedade (ICS) and the Amazon Initiative + 10.
Present at the launch were the dean of Research and Postgraduate Studies at Ufac, professor Margarida Lima de Carvalho; the director of the Center for Philosophy and Human Sciences at Ufac, professor Georgia Pereira Lima; the president of the OCB System in Acre, Valdemiro Rocha; the superintendent of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Family Farming in Acre, Cesário Braga; the Executive Secretary of the National Union of Family Farming and Solidarity Economy Cooperatives (Unicafes); the superintendent of the Union Heritage Secretariat in Acre, Tiago Mourão; the representative of the Dean of Extension, Keiti Pereira; the coordinator of Unisol in Acre, Carlos Omar; and elected councilors André Kamai (PT) and Bruno Morais (PP).
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The workshop is organized by the Federal University of Acre (Ufac); Institute of Social and Political Studies (IESP) of the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ); Center for Philosophy and Human Sciences (CFCH); Dean of Research and Postgraduate Studies (Propeg); and Dean of Extension and Culture (Proex). The event has the support of the Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives (OCB/AC); Legislative Assembly of the State of Acre (Aleac); Amazon Initiative +10; and School of Accounts of the State Court of Auditors (TCE/AC).
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