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Graduate Seminars (Mandatory Attendance)

The program’s coordination organizes a semesterly schedule of seminars focused on topics relevant to the International Relations.

Given the significance of the subjects discussed and the importance of these activities for graduate students at IRI, attendance at the seminars is mandatory for all students enrolled in the master’s and PhD programs. To fulfill this requirement, students must attend at least 70% of the Graduate Seminars offered throughout the year.

Students will receive the seminar schedule as far in advance as possible to allow for planning. With few exceptions, seminars are typically held on Tuesday mornings.

If a student is unable to meet the minimum attendance requirement, they must justify their absences in the annual report, which will be reviewed by their supervisor and the Graduate Studies Committee.

The first mandatory seminar of the PPGRI, in the second semester of 2025, will feature Prof. Evandro Menezes de Carvalho, with moderation by Prof. Deisy Ventura.

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 Below is the complete schedule of seminars planned for the second semester of 2025:

 

12/08 - Evandro Menezes de Carvalho, Professor da Cátedra Wutong da Universidade de Língua e Cultura de Pequim.

Moderação: Deisy Ventura

Lançamento e discussão do livro "China: Tradição e Modernidade na Governança do País

 

26/08 - Hsia Hua Sheng, vice-presidente do Bank of China (Brasil) e professor associado de finanças na Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV- EAESP)

Moderação: Yi Shin Tang

Tema: Um Novo Horizonte na Cooperação Econômica e Financeira entre o Brasil e China

 

23/09 - Natália Schmiedecke, Universidade de Hamburgo

Moderação: Carolina Amaral de Aguiar

22, 23 e 24/10 - Seminário discente de pós-graduação

Mesas e chamadas de trabalho serão divulgadas em breve pela equipe organizadora.

 

11/11 - Paula Vedoveli, FGV-RI

Comentários: Felipe Loureiro

Moderação: Alessandra Beber Castilho (UFG)

Tema: A Narrative of Conviction: The Rise of Indicators of Economic Growth in Authoritarian Brazil, 1960s–1970s