Antiracism and the uses of science in the post-World War II: An analysis of UNESCO's first statements on race (1950 and 1951)

Maio, Marcos Chor; Santos, Ricardo Ventura.
Vibrant ; 12(2): 1-26, jul.dez. 2015.
Artigo em Inglês | BVS Pensamento Social, FIOCRUZ | ID: bps-2711

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