Moniz Bandeira - Works

Works

He has written prolifically and published more than 20 books. Among Moniz Bandeira’s books are:

  • O 24 de agosto de Janio Quadros (1961)
  • O Caminho da Revolução Brasileira (1962)
  • O Ano Vermelho – A Revolução Russa e seus Reflexos no Brasil (1967)
  • Presença dos Estados Unidos no Brasil (dois séculos de história) (1973, translated into Russian and published in the Soviet Union in 1982) ISBN 9788520007976
  • Cartéis e Desnacionalização – A experiência Brasiliera: 1964/1974 (1975)
  • O Governo João Goulart – As lutas sociais no Brasil (1961–1964) (1977)
  • O Expansionismo Brasileiro e a Formação dos Estados da Bacia do Prata (1985); translated into Spanish and published in Argentina under the title La Formación de los Estados en la Cuenca del Plata (2006)
  • Brasil-Estados Unidos: a Rivalidade Emergente - 1950-1988 (1989)
  • O Eixo Argentina-Brasil - O Processo de Integração na América Latina (1987)
  • De Marti a Fidel – A Revolução Cubana e a América Latina (1998)
  • A reunificação da Alemanha - Do Ideal Socialista ao Socialismo Real (1992)
  • Estado nacional e Política Internacional na América Latina - 0 continente nas relações Argentina-Brasil - 1930 - 1992 (1993)
  • 0 Milagre Alemão e o desenvolvimento do Brasil: as relações da Alemanha com o Brasil e a América Latina 1949 -1994 (1994), translated and published in Germany by Verwuert Verlag (1995)
  • O Feudo – A Casa da Torre de Garcia d’Ávila (Da conquista dos sertões à independência do Brasil (2000)
  • Brasil, Argentina e Estados Unidos - Conflito e integração na América do Sul (Da Tríplice Aliança ao Mercosul) (1993) (translated into Spanish and published in Argentina under the title Argentina, Brasil y Estados Unidos (De la Triple Alianza al Mercosur) (2004)
  • As Relações Perigosas: Brasil-Estados Unidos (De Collor a Lula) (2004)
  • Formação do Império Americano (Da Guerra contra a Espanha à Guerra no Iraque) (2005)

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