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Negócios, Ciência e Política: O Instituto Behring de Terapêutica Experimental no Rio de Janeiro e o mercado latino-americano de produtos biológicos. (Portuguese)
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- Author(s): CAVALCANTI, JULIANA MANZONI; ROMERO, MAGALI
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Varia História; set/dez2017, Vol. 33 Issue 63, p659-705, 47p- Subject Terms:
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- Alternate Title: Business, Science and Politics: The Behring Institute for Experimental Therapeutics in Rio de Janeiro and the Latin American Market for Biopharmaceuticals. (English)
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- Abstract: This article analyzes the creation of the Behring Institute for Experimental Therapeutics (Instituto Behring de Terapêutica Experimental) in Rio de Janeiro in 1932 as a subsidiary of the German company Behringwerke and its confiscation by the Brazilian government in 1943. Approaching with a transnational perspective we interpret this venture not solely as German, although it's strong tie with German cultural diplomacy of the period. Beginning in and through Rio de Janeiro the commercial expansion plan for Latin American proved to be timely for preserving the consumer market during the World War II when Germany was barred from trading with the continent. The role of Brazil in giving a tone for the biopharmaceutical market in the region contrast with the most historical work on its relations with Latin American countries. Finally, we intended also to highlight how scientific and business interests could merge, but just presented as an initiative of improving scientific knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Este artigo analisa a criação do Instituto Behring de Terapêutica Experimental, no Rio de Janeiro em 1932, como primeira filial da firma alemã Behringwerke na América Latina, e seu confisco pelo governo brasileiro em 1943. Mediante uma perspectiva transnacional, interpretamos esta iniciativa não apenas como alemã, apesar de sua forte ligação com a diplomacia cultural alemã do período. O plano de expansão comercial para a América Latina começou e foi feito a partir do Rio de Janeiro, e provou-se providencial para preservar o mercado consumidor durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, quando a Alemanha foi impedida de comercializar com o continente. O papel do Brasil em dar um tom ao mercado biofarmacêutico da região contrasta com a maioria dos trabalhos sobre suas relações com países da América Latina. Por fim, pretendemos também destacar como os interesses científicos e de negócios poderiam se fundir, mas serem apresentados apenas como uma iniciativa para o melhoramento do conhecimento científico. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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