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U.S. and European Interests in Brazil
U.S. and European Interests in Brazil
Pages 26-30
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The Social Science Research Council has a new program of grants in support of research on Latin American countries for social scientists and humanistic scholars. Three American Universities have special Brazilian programs -- New York University, the University of Wisconsin, and Stanford University.
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The Organization of the American States also is a source of support for those wishing to study in Brazil. United States governmental interests in Brazil center in Rio de Janeiro, where the Embassy is located.
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Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro have U.S. Chambers of Commerce which work very much in the same way as the Chambers of Commerce in any U.S.
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The Dutch are also becoming interested in Brazil -- particularly from the point of view of tropical agriculture and cattle raising. The Netherlands School of Economics at Rotterdam and various governmental agencies are stimulating research in Brazil in relation to the period of Dutch occupation of northern Brazil and the more recent colonization activities of Dutch settlers in southern Brazil.
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The fifth meeting has been tentatively scheduled to be held in Angola in 1961 or 1962.
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