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And Yet, Another Turning Point

Friday, Nov 26, 2021 Every couple of years, it seems I am reminded of my passion for writing… as well as my proficiency in it. And the utility of it. The beauty in the meanings of words, in the histories behind the meanings. I am, intermittently, by the years, reminded of my most explicit form... Continue Reading →

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The Weakness of Democracy in Brazil

ABSGELLER Weakness of Democracy in Brazil

Written for my Political Science class on Comparative Politics, taught by (my unofficial mentor whether he realizes it or not) Dr. William Crowther in the Spring of 2019 at UNC Greensboro. I loved writing this paper, despite the sleepless nights. Thank you, Dr. Crowther. Andrea B. Santolim Geller The Weakness of Democracy in Brazil PSC... Continue Reading →

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