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blacks, native Indians and low-income people. We can number two main reasons commonly used in Brazil to justify affirmative … action policy in higher education: a form of historical reparation for blacks, given that Brazil was the largest slave …
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Education Institutions (HEIs). In Brazil, although it is recognized as an important aspect for promoting growth and economic … in Brazil until the 19th century, and institutional support given by the government began only in the 1930s. Initially … internationalization, based on knowledge transfer from developed countries to Brazil, continued until 1960. From the 1960s on, Brazilian …
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