How China is Transforming Brazil

Part 1. Brazil-China relations in their historical context.- Chapter 1. Studying China in Brazil (Rosana Pinheiro Machado) .- Chapter 2. The pre-history of Brazil-China relations (Thiago Krause).- Chapter 3. Historical presence of Chinese in Brazil (André Bueno).- Chapter 4. Chinese migration in Brazil (Douglas Pisa).- Part 2. Contemporary dynamics of the bilateral relations.- Chapter 5. How China wins: building political alliances in the Bolsonaro era (Mathias Alencastro).- Chapter 6. Food Security in a comparative perspective between China and Brazil (Mariana Yante Barrêto Pereira).- Chapter 7. Chinese Investment in the Energy Sector: the Northeast case study (João Cumaru).- Chapter 8. Intellectual Property in China and Brazil (Victor Ido).- Chapter 9. Towards a cooperative and comparative academic agenda: Sociology of Youth in Brazil and China (Tom Dwyer & Mariana Hase Ueta).- Part 3. China in the geopolitics of Brazil.- Chapter 10. The new world of agribusiness (Gustavo Oliveira).-Chapter 11. China and Brazil from a Security perspective / Amazônia (Adriana Erthal Abdenur).- Chapter 12. China and Brazil geopolitical dialogues on the environmental agenda (Niklas Werner Weins, Talita de Mello Pinotti, Jefferson Estevo).- Chapter 13. How China sees the South Atlantic (Rita Feodrippe).- Chapter 14. Conclusion: towards a new Chinese policy in Brazil.

Mariana Hase Ueta is a sociologist and social scientist working on China-Brazil relations focusing on food and sustainability. She is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands and a Visiting Researcher at the Center for Chinese Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Science (CASS) and University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil

Mathias Alencastro is a political scientist working on the international relations of Brazil. He has served in different capacities at the Brazilian government



Rosana Pinheiro-Machado, anthropologist, is a Professor in the School of Geography at the University College Dublin