Brazilian Studies: Find Primary Sources

Memórias da dictadura
Sponsored by the Instituto Vladimir Herzog, a digital portal to documents and histories of the period of dictatorship in Brazil, from 1964-1985

Provides dissertations from 1942 to 2007 in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses . Full text is available to UTEP affiliates or other institutions with a ProQuest subscription.

Authors whose dissertations/theses were completed before 2008 can contact Lisa Weber (lweber@utep.edu) to have the full text of their work added to this collection.

The authors of works in this collection retain copyright; re-use of any work should be accompanied by proper attribution to the author; works should not be re-distributed without direct permission from the author. Embargoes on the distribution of dissertations/theses established upon their submission to the UTEP Graduate School are honored in this collection as well.

Provides indexing, abstracts and complete full text for all of UTEP's Master's theses and doctoral dissertations. Abstracts available from 1980 onward. Coverage: 1942 - present (Master's); 1979 - present (Doctoral). These materials can also be obtained by checking Nugget, the UTEP Library Catalog. To search for theses and dissertations from other institutions, please use ProQuest Dissertations and Theses - Full Text (ProQuest).

• Teses e Dissertações (Universidad de São Paulo)

Biblioteca Digital Brasileira de Teses e Dissertações is a central catalog for dissertations and theses from Brazilian universities and colleges. Abstracts are offered for all items and an increasing number can be downloaded in full text. Subjects include the history, culture, politics and social life of Brazil, Latin American and South American regions such as the Andes, Argentina and Cuba. Most information is offered in Portuguese only.

Primary Sources Guides about Brazil at European and American Archive -"Projeto Resgate Barão do Rio Branco”-:
Through the "Project Rescue" (Projeto Resgate) aimed at recovering and collecting primary sources from Brazilian colonial and imperial history, Brazil's Ministry of Culture, in partnership with various agencies, published eight guides with primary source content that organizes historical documentation available in archives outside Brazil.