Interdisciplinary Congress on Human Rights (INTERDH)

The collection of books containing the publications of the participants of the Interdisciplinary Congress on Human Rights (INTERDH) held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is now available in open access. CEIS20 researcher Daniel Florence Giesbrecht contributed to two volumes of the collection.

In the first volume, Reflexões, Educação e Sociedade (Reflections, Education and Society), he published the chapter “Degenerates and undesirables: racism, xenophobia and eugenics in the 37th Brazilian Parliament” and in the third volume, Reflections on the State, Technology and Society, he published the extended abstract “Arthur Ramos Archive: primary sources as a possibility for understanding the relationships between anthropology, racism, and anti-racism”.

Read the books here.