Joseph A. Page, a professor of law at the Georgetown University Law centre, is the author of Peròn, which was translated into Spanish and became a South American bestseller. He also wrote The Revolution That Never Was and Bitter Wages.

• Who Are the Brazilians? * The Portuguese * The Africans * The Indians * The Immigrants The Pyramid of Power in Brazil * The Haves * Controlling Brazillian Minds: A Case Study of the Globo Network * The Have-Nots * Lula and the Workers Party: Who Speaks for the Voiceless? The Curse of Violence in Brazil * The Culture of Brutality * Suffer the Little Children * Abusing Natures Bounty * The Amazon Basin: A Case Study of Violence Spiritual Brazil * Roman Catholicism * The Orixs * Evangelicals on the Move In Search of What Makes Brazilians Brazilian * Soccer Madness * The Lesser Gods: Brazils Heroes * The Telenovela: A National Obsession * In the Land of Carnival * Whither Brazil?

Joseph A. Page, a professor of law at the Georgetown University Law centre, is the author of Peròn, which was translated into Spanish and became a South American bestseller. He also wrote The Revolution That Never Was and Bitter Wages.

• Who Are the Brazilians? * The Portuguese * The Africans * The Indians * The Immigrants The Pyramid of Power in Brazil * The Haves * Controlling Brazillian Minds: A Case Study of the Globo Network * The Have-Nots * Lula and the Workers Party: Who Speaks for the Voiceless? The Curse of Violence in Brazil * The Culture of Brutality * Suffer the Little Children * Abusing Natures Bounty * The Amazon Basin: A Case Study of Violence Spiritual Brazil * Roman Catholicism * The Orixs * Evangelicals on the Move In Search of What Makes Brazilians Brazilian * Soccer Madness * The Lesser Gods: Brazils Heroes * The Telenovela: A National Obsession * In the Land of Carnival * Whither Brazil?

Joseph A. Page, a professor of law at the Georgetown University Law centre, is the author of Peròn, which was translated into Spanish and became a South American bestseller. He also wrote The Revolution That Never Was and Bitter Wages.

• Who Are the Brazilians? * The Portuguese * The Africans * The Indians * The Immigrants The Pyramid of Power in Brazil * The Haves * Controlling Brazillian Minds: A Case Study of the Globo Network * The Have-Nots * Lula and the Workers Party: Who Speaks for the Voiceless? The Curse of Violence in Brazil * The Culture of Brutality * Suffer the Little Children * Abusing Natures Bounty * The Amazon Basin: A Case Study of Violence Spiritual Brazil * Roman Catholicism * The Orixs * Evangelicals on the Move In Search of What Makes Brazilians Brazilian * Soccer Madness * The Lesser Gods: Brazils Heroes * The Telenovela: A National Obsession * In the Land of Carnival * Whither Brazil?