Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Education and Cultural relations

Chair: Alan Charlton (ILAS)

Pedro Feitoza (Cambridge)

British missions and the making of Brazilian Protestantism

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Education and Cultural relations

Chair: Alan Charlton (ILAS)

Viviane Carvalho da Annunciaçao (Cambridge)

Concrete Poetry in Brazil and Britain: Public and Private Exchanges

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Political relations

Chair: Anthony Pereira (Brazil Institute KCL)

Joseph Smith (Exeter)

'Britain Rules the Waves', but not in Guanabara Bay, 1893-94

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Political relations

Chair: Anthony Pereira (Brazil Institute KCL)

Geraldo Cantarino (Brazil Institute KCL)

The Complexities of the State Visit of President Geisel to London in 1976 and its Implications for UK-Brazil Relations

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Economic relations II: investment

Chair: Colin Lewis (LSE)

Georg Fischer (Aarhus)

The Big Money Making Enterprise of the World. Barings' Brazilian Iron Ore Project Revisited, 1911-1914

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Economic relations I: trade

Chair: Colin Lewis (LSE)

Robert Greenhill (London)

Britain and the Brazilian Coffee Trade 1850-1950

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Economic relations I: trade

Chair: Colin Lewis (LSE)

Thales Pereira Zamberlan (USP)

The Brazilian Cotton and the British trade during the early nineteenth century

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

The British in Brazil II

Chair: Leslie Bethell (Brazil Institute KCL)

Joseph Mulhern (Liverpool/British Library)

British enterprise, anti-slavery identity and labour in Brazil: a case study of the London and Brazilian Bank's administration of the Angélica plantation, 1870-1881

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

The British in Brazil II

Chair: Leslie Bethell (Brazil Institute KCL)

Teresa Cribelli (Alabama)

Antonio Diodoro de Pascual's 'Ensaio critico sobre a viagem ao Brasil em 1852 de Carlos B. Mansfield': A Brazilian rebuttal of British visions of progress in Brazil

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.

Institute of Latin American Studies

Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present

Welcome

Professor Linda Newson (Director, Institute of Latin American Studies)

Mr Alan Charlton (ILAS, Robin Humphreys Fellow)

Professor Leslie Bethell (ILAS Honorary Research Fellow and King's College Visiting Professor)

The British in Brazil I

Chair: Leslie Bethell (Brazil Institute KCL)

Stephen Bell (UCLA)

The Historical Geography of British Influence in Southern Brazil, 1850-1950

In collaboration with Institute of Latin American Studies and King's College London. Sponsored by the Embassy of Brazil in London and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.