Candido, Maria Regina (org). Práticas Alimentares no Mediterrâneo Antigo. Rio de Janeiro: NEA/UERJ, 2012. 333 p.

Resumen de la compilación a cargo de Maria Regina Candido (NEA-UERJ) en torno a las prácticas alimentares en el contexto del Mediterráneo Antiguo. La misma cuenta con la colaboración de dieciséis investigadores brasileños, portugueses y argentinos pertenecientes a universidades públicas y privadas de los respectivos países

Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

v. 6 (1885)

Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

v. 5 (1880)

Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

v. 1-2 (1876-1877)

Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

v. 3-4 (1878-1879)

Recenseamento do Rio de Janeiro (Districto Federal) Realisado em 20 de setembro de 1906.

Includes index.

Boletim mensal de estatistica demografo-sanitaria da cidade do Rio de Janeiro e de algumas capitais e cidades dos estados unidos do Brasil ...

Title varies slightly.

Annaes da Bibliotheca Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

Mode of access: Internet.

Boletim mensal do Observatorio do Rio de Janeiro. ... .

At head of title: Ministerio da industria, viação e obras publicas.

Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.

Title from cover.

Almanak administrativo, mercantil e industrial do Rio de Janeiro, e indicador

anno pub. in 2v.; v. 2 "Estados Unidos do Brazil."

Relaçăo das plantas expostas pelo Jardim botanico do Rio Janeiro,

At head of title: Exposiçăo nacional de 1908.

Boletim da Prefeitura do Districto Federal [Rio de Janeiro]

Mode of access: Internet.

The Security Challenges for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games

Brazilians greeted the long-awaited decision of making Rio de Janeiro the host of the 2016 Olympic Games with tremendous exhilaration. Although Rio’s fantastic natural beauty certainly added to its attraction in hosting the games, its alarming rates of urban crime and violence largely associated with drug trafficking immediately triggered worldwide criticism, and put at issue its ability to guarantee the security for the games. Brazilians have been vying for a position as an emerging global economy and understand the importance of the Games for international prestige. This makes the stakes very high when hosting the Olympic Games in the wake of the 2014 Soccer World Cup, which will also be held in Brazil. This paper explores these criticisms and assesses Rio’s ability to prepare for this important event. The paper further explores the consensus that Brazilians will be more equipped to address actions taken by organized crime capable of affecting the Olympic Games than to face a terrorist attack. Brazil – and Rio – does not figure in the “terrorism map” as a region particularly linked to terrorism. Aside from uncorroborated suspicions of activities by terrorist organizations on the Tri-Border region (Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay), Brazil does not elicit many concerns regarding terrorism.1 Yet, there is no way to guarantee that terrorist organizations will not try to make use of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games to advance their agenda. This being in mind, Rio and Brazil in general face a long road ahead to prepare, prevent, protect and respond to a possible terrorist attack during the 2016 Olympics. It is clear that prevention and preparation towards potential threats to the Games must necessarily include cooperation and exchange of best practices with other countries. 1 U.S. Department of State has confirmed that this area may have been used to transport weapons and conduct financial affairs in the past. This type of activity has been made more difficult with the fortification of border controls in more recent times.