This is a special episode. Once a month we deal with the secret life of papers. I interview the best researchers and they reveal behind the scenes of their most impactful studies. Where did the idea come from? What were the difficulties of execution? What setbacks did you face before publication? In this episode, I talk to Joana Naritomi, currently a professor at LSE, about her article "Institutional Development and Colonial Heritage within Brazill", written with Rodrigo Soares and Juliano Assunção. Joana received a master's degree from PUC-Rj, a doctorate from Harvard and has a lot of interesting things to say.

Joana Naritomi, Rodrigo Soares and Juliano Assunção. Institutional Development and Colonial Heritage within Brazil https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journa

Presentation: Leonardo Monasterio
Editing: Nelson Galvão and Felipe Mux