Curriculum Vitae

Gilvan Guedes, Ph.D.Department of Demography & Cedeplar

Federal University of Minas Gerais

May 5, 2017

1 Professional Address

Institutional AddressSala 3093 - Departamento de DemografiaCentro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional (CEDEPLAR)Faculdade de Ciencias Economicas (FACE)Universidade Federal de Minas GeraisAvenida Presidente Antonio Carlos, 6627 - PampulhaCEP: 31270-901 - Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais - BrasilTelephone:+55-31-3409-7165 - FAX:+55-31-3409-7203

Websites:

• www.gilvanguedes.com

• http://docentes.face.ufmg.br/grguedes/

Email: grguedes@cedeplar.ufmg.br

2 Professional & Institutional Affiliations

2.1 Professional Affiliations

• Associate Professor of Demography, Federal University of Minas Gerais(from 2012 - to current)

• Chair - Socioenvironmental Sciences, Federal University of Minas Gerais(from 2015 - to 2016)

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• Deputy Chair - Graduate Program in Demography, Federal Universityof Minas Gerais (from 2015 - to 2016)

• Core Faculty - Center for Development and Regional Planning (Cede-plar), Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil (from 2012 - to cur-rent)

• Coordinator - Cities and Urbanisation - Brazilian Research Network onClimate Change (Rede Clima) - Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technol-ogy, and Innovation (from 2015 - to current)

• Adjunct Professor - Graduate Program in Drugs and PharmaceuticalCare, School of Pharmacy, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil(from 2012 - to current)

• Collaborating Scientist - CASEL, Indiana University at Bloomington,USA (from 2010 - to current)

2.2 Institutional Affiliations

• The International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP)

• Population Association of America (PAA)

• European Association of Population Studies (EAPS)

• Latin America Studies Association (LASA)

• Latin American Association for Population Studies (ALAP)

• Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA)

• Brazilian Association for Population Studies (ABEP)

3 Previous Academic Experience

• (2006-2009) Visiting Research Scholar - Anthropological Center forTraining and Research on Global Environmental Change (ACT), In-diana University at Bloomington, USA

• (2009-2010) Visiting Research Scholar - Environmental Change Initia-tive (ECI), Brown University, USA

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• (2010-2011) Research Associate - Environmental Change Initiative (ECI),Brown University, USA

• (2011-2012) Associate Professor - Department of Accounting, Finance,and Economics, Vale do Rio Doce University, Brazil

• (2011-2012) Director - Interdisciplinary Center for Territorial Studies,Vale do Rio Doce University, Brazil

• (2011-2012) Core Faculty - Graduate Program in Territorial Studies,Vale do Rio Doce University, Brazil

• (2011-2012) Adjunct Professor - Graduate Program in Microbiology,Vale do Rio Doce University, Brazil

4 Education and Training

4.1 Education

• (2016-2017) Sabbatical - Population Studies Center - University ofPennsylvania (Advisor: Prof. Janice Fanning Madden)

• (2010-2011) Post-doc in Environmental Demography - Brown Univer-sity (Advisor: Prof. Leah VanWey)

• (2005-2010) Ph.D. in Demography - Center for Development and Re-gional Planning (Cedeplar) - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil(Advisor: Prof. Bernardo L. Queiroz; Co-Advisor: Prof. Alisson F.Barbieri)

• (2009-2010) Ph.D. sandwich in Demography - Environmental ChangeInitiative (ECI) - Brown University, USA (Advisor: Prof. Leah Van-Wey)

• (2006-2009) Ph.D. sandwich in Demography - Anthropological Centerfor Training and Research on Global Environmental Change (ACT) -Indiana University, USA (Advisor: Prof. Leah VanWey)

• (2004-2005) M.B.A. in Finance - Newton Paiva University Center,Brazil

• (1999-2003) Honours Bachelor of Economics (H.B.Econ.) - NewtonPaiva University Center, Brazil

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4.2 Training

• (2017) Workshop on Social Media and Demographic Methods - Popu-lation Association of America, Chicago, USA

• (2013) Training on New Approaches to Teaching Skills - Federal Uni-versity of Minas Gerais, Brazil

• (2012) Latent Class and Regression Analysis - Statistical Innovations,Belmont, MA, USA

• (2012) Multidimensional Poverty Measurement Techniques. OxfordPoverty and Human Development Initiative, Oxford University, UK& School of Government - Joao Pinheiro Foundation, Brazil

• (2011) GIS Summer Institute - Brown University, USA

• (2004) Correspondence and Multidimensional Scaling Analyses - Fed-eral University of Minas Gerais, Brazil

• (2004) Time Series Econometrics and Simultaneous Equations - FederalUniversity of Minas Gerais, Brazil

• (2004) Introduction to SPSS - Federal University of Minas Gerais,Brazil

• (2004) Survey Methodology - Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil

• (2004) Introduction to Aggregate Data Analysis - Federal Universityof Minas Gerais, Brazil

5 Awards and Scholarships

• (2016) CAPES Strategic Programs Scholarship for a Sabbatical at theUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA

• (2016) PAA Conference Travel Award - Population Association of Amer-ica

• (2015) Honored Professor - Class 2015 - Actuarial Sciences Undergrad-uate Program - Federal University of Minas Gerais

• (2014) Patron - Class 2013 - Actuarial Sciences Undergraduate Program- Federal University of Minas Gerais

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• (2013) IUSSP Conference Support Award, IUSSP / UNFPA

• (2013) Scholarship - Supporting Program on Recent Hired Professors -PRPq - Federal University of Minas Gerais

• (2012) Travel Grant for the International Geographical Conference, In-ternational Geographical Union

• (2012) Approved on Public Contest for Specialist Professor - Under-graduate Course on Social Sciences - University of Campinas, Brazil

• (2012) Approved - First Place - Public Contest for Associate Professor- Department of Demography - University of Campinas, Brazil

• (2012) Approved - First Place - Public Contest for Associate Professor- Department of Demography - Federal University of Minas Gerais,Brazil

• (2012) CAPES Award for Best Brazilian Ph.D. Dissertation on Socialand Applied Sciences

• (2011) Award for Best 2010 Ph.D. Dissertation in Demography - Fed-eral University of Minas Gerais

• (2011) Honorable Mention - Great Award for 2011 Best Ph.D. Disser-tation on Humanities, Social, and Applied Sciences - Federal Universityof Minas Gerais

• (2009) IUSSP Conference Support Award, IUSSP / UNFPA

• (2006) Best Conference Paper - “Sex and Age Mediating Effects ofCardiac Disease Impacts on Self-reported Health and Hospitalizationamong Brazilian elderly - Brazilian Congress of Cardiogeriatrics

• (2006) Second Best Conference Paper - “Cardiac Free Life Expectancy:a study for the Brazilian elderly in 2003” - Brazilian Congress of Car-diogeriatrics

• (2006) Second Best Conference Paper - “Insolvency and SystematicRisk: no relation found for IBOVESPA” - XIX APIMEC Conference- Brazilian Association of Analysts and Investment Specialists for theStock Market

• (2006) Second Best Conference Paper - “Beta and Leverage: no corre-lation for the Brazilian market” - VI USP Congress on Accounting andFinance - University of Sao Paulo

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• (2005) CNPq Ph.D. Scholarship (Brazilian Research Council)

• (2006) Approved - First Place - Masters in Demography - Center forDevelopment and Regional Planning (CEDEPLAR) - Federal Univer-sity of Minas Gerais

• (2003) Academic Laureate - Best Undergraduate Monograph in Eco-nomics - Newton Paiva University Center

• (1999) Best Undergraduate Student - Undergraduate in Economics -Newton Paiva University Center

6 Teaching Activities

6.1 Graduate Courses

• Introduction to Statistics

• Econometrics

• Fuzzy Sets and Latent Class Modeling

• Multivariate Statistics and Structural Equation Modeling

• Population and Environment

6.2 Undergraduate Courses

• Financial Mathematics

• Introduction to Sampling and Data Management in R

• Quantitative Methods

• Socioenvironmental Analysis

• Curricular Internship

• Scientific Methodology

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6.3 Courses for External Audience

• Linear Regression Models (60 hours / Years: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016- Quantitative Methods Winter Courses - Federal University of MinasGerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil)

• Introduction to R and Non-parametric Regression (24 hours / Year:2015 - Legislative Assembly of the State of Minas Gerais, Belo Hori-zonte, Brazil)

• Parametric and Non-parametric Hypothesis Testing in R (60 hours/ Year: 2016 - Brazilian Ministry of Social Development - BrazilianSchool of Public Management, Brasilia, Brazil)

7 Projects

7.1 Current

1. Title: Population Dynamics and its implications for the agenda ofsustainable planning (BRA5U102). Funding: United Nations Fund forPopulation Affairs (UNFPA); Brazilian Ministry of the Environment.Role: PI.

2. Title: Demography of Exception: reproductive intentions and migra-tion in the context of Zika Virus outbreak and socioenvironmental dis-asters. Funding: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico eTecnologico (CNPq); Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado deMinas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role: PI.

3. Title: Environmental Attitude and Behavior, and Sustainable Con-sumption in Brazil. Funding: Conselho Nacional de DesenvolvimentoCientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: PI.

4. Title: ”LUCIA” Land Use, Climate and Infections in Western Ama-zonia. Funding: The InterAmerican Institute for Global Change Re-search (IAI/NSF). Role: Co-PI.

5. Title: The Impacts of the Samarco Dam Failure on Use, PreservationPractices and Social Represention of the Doce River and Jao Beachamong Residents of Tumiritinga, Minas Gerais. Funding: Fundacaode Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role:Researcher.

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7.2 Past

1. (2013-2016) Title: Migration, Vulnerability, and Environmental Changein the Doce River Valley. Funding: Conselho Nacional de Desen-volvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq); INCT Climate Network(CNPq); Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais(FAPEMIG). Role: PI.

2. (2014-2016) Title: Systemic High Blood Pressure: behavioral prac-tices, life quality, and social representation of patients regarding thechronic disease and its treatment. Funding: Conselho Nacional de De-senvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Researcher.

3. (2013-2014) Title: Socioeconomic Impacts of Large Scale Infrastruc-ture Projects in Brazil from 1960 to 2010. Funding: Conselho Na-cional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role:PI.

4. (2013-2014) Title: Urban morphology and urban functions of mid-sizecities: the case of Diamantina, Minas Gerais. Funding: Fundacao deAmparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role:Researcher.

5. (2012-2015) Title: Floods in Governador Valadares: an interdisci-plinary, muti-scalar and mixed-methods approach. Funding: Fundacaode Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role:Researcher.

6. (2012-2013) Title: Social representation of Galileia and Tumiritingacommunities regarding the use and conservation practices of the DoceRiver. Funding: Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de MinasGerais (FAPEMIG). Role: Researcher.

7. (2011-2013) Title: The impact of income transfers on wellbeing and in-vestment capacity of rural households in Brazil and Amazonia. Fund-ing: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico(CNPq); Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais(FAPEMIG). Role: PI.

8. (2010-2011) Title: Demographic Dynamics and Land Use in Amazo-nia: a longitudinal study for Machadinho d’Oeste, Rondonia. Fund-ing: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico(CNPq). Role: Researcher.

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9. (2008-2012) Title: Deforestation and the Structure of the Households- Phase III. Funding: The National Institutes of Health for ChildDevelopment (NIHCD). Role: Researcher.

10. (2006-2007) Title: Demographic Studies of the Direct and IndirectArea of Influence related to the CVRD Investments in the Steel Mu-nicipalities of Minas Gerais. Funding: Vale do Rio Doce Company.Role: Research Assistant.

8 Boards and Journals

8.1 Journal Board Membership

• Co-Editor (with Simone Wajnman) - Brazilian Journal of PopulationStudies

• Member of the Editorial Board - IAFOR Journal of Sustainability, En-ergy and The Environment

• Member of the Editorial Board - Espinhaco Journal

• Member of the Scientific Board - Northeast Economic Review Journal

8.2 Institutional Board Membership

• Board Member of the Academic Affairs Committee - Faculty of Eco-nomic Sciences - Federal University of Minas Gerais

• Board Member of the Academic Affairs Committee - Faculty of Phi-losophy, Humanities, and the Social Sciences - Federal University ofMinas Gerais

• Member of the Trustees Board - Institute for Management ResearchFoundation (IPEAD) - Faculty of Economic Sciences - Federal Univer-sity of Minas Gerais

8.3 Journal Review

• Population and Environment

• Demographic Research

• Journal of Development Studies

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• Human Ecology

• Science

• Remote Sensing

• IAFOR Journal of Sustainability, Energy and The Environment

• African Journal of Agricultural Research

• Papeles de Poblacion

• Notas de Polacion

• Revista Brasileira de Economia

• Cardernos de Saude Publica

• Revista Brasileira de Estudos de Populacao

• Estudos Economicos - USP

• Revista Economica do Nordeste

• Nova Economia

• Ruris

9 Publications

9.1 Peer-Reviewed Publications

1. SINGH, G.; GUEDES, G. R.; et al. Urban Poverty in Ulaanbaatar:Understanding its Dimensions and Addressing the Challenges. TheWorld Bank Report, Washington, D.C. (forthcoming)

2. GUEDES, G. R.; QUEIROZ, B. L.; BARBIERI, A. F.; VANWEY,L. K. Property and household life cycles, markets, and land use/coverchange in the Brazilian Amazon. Notas de Poblacion. (forthcoming)

3. SIMAO, A. B.; AMORIM, M. M.; GUEDES, G. R. Spatial patternsand perception of violence in Governador Valadares: (re)thinking as-pects of social vulnerability. ClimaCom, v. 03, 2016.

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4. CISALPINO, T. ; GUEDES, G. R. ; BARBIERI, A. F. Midsize citiesand vulnerability to climate change in Brazil: a microlevel approach.ClimaCom, v. 03, 2016.

5. FONTES, M. B. ; WAJNMAN, S. ; GUEDES, G. R. Mono and bi-parental household structure and their relation to the household budgetstructure. Oikos: Brazilian Journal of Household Economics, v.27, p. 5-30, 2016.

6. PIZZITUTTI, F.; PAN, W. K. Y.; BARBIERI, A; MIRANDA, J. J.;FEINGOLD, B.; GUEDES, G. R.; ALARCON-VALENZUELA, J.;MENA, C. F. A validated agent-based model to study the spatial andtemporal heterogeneities of malaria incidence in the rainforest environ-ment. Malaria Journal, v. 14, n. 1, 2015. DOI: 10.1186/s12936-015-1030-7.

7. LOMBARDI, T. T.; GUEDES, G. R.; BARBIERI, A. F. LivelihoodStrategies in the Amazonian Frontier: insights from Rural and Urbanperspectives. Revista Territorio e Fronteiras, v. 8, n. 3, p. 171-195, 2015.

8. GUEDES, G. R.; BARBIERI, A. F.; SANTOS, R. O.; ANTIGO,M. F. Poverty Transitions over Amazonian Small-scale AgriculturalFrontiers Development. Revista Territorio e Fronteiras., v. 8, n.3, p. 196-217, 2015.

9. GUEDES, G. R.; GUIMARAES, C.; TERRA, L. P. Positive Atti-tude and Wellbeing: A Life Cycle Analysis of Individual’s Healthy andHappy Life Expectancy for Brazil and Mexico. Notas de Poblacion,v. 42, p. 187-217, 2015.

10. GUEDES, G. R.; SIMAO, A. B. ; DIAS, C. A. ; BRAGA, E. O.Risk of contamination from exposure to Rio Doce water: a case studyon the population’s perceptions in Tumiritinga, Minas Gerais State,Brazil. Reports on Public Health, v. 31, n. 6, p. 1257-1268, 2015.

11. RAAD, R.; GUEDES, G. R. Private Transfer Choices under Uncer-tainty in Human Capital. Brazilian Economic Review, v. 69, p.105-124, 2015.

12. BARBIERI, A. F.; GUEDES, G. R.; NORONHA, K. V. M.; etal. Population transitions and temperature change in Minas Gerais,Brazil: a multidimensional approach. Brazilian Journal of Popula-tion Studies, v. 32, p. 461-488, 2015.

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13. GUEDES, G. R.; VANWEY, L. K. ; HULL, J. R. ; ANTIGO, M.; BARBIERI, A. F. Poverty Dynamics, Ecological Endowments, andLand Use among Smallholders in the Brazilian Amazon. Social Sci-ence Research, v. 43, p. 1, 2014.

14. NAWROTZKI, R. ; GUEDES, G. R.; CARMO, R. L. Affluence andobjective environmental conditions: Evidence of differences in envi-ronmental concern in metropolitan Brazil. Journal of SustainableDevelopment, v. 7, p. 173-193, 2014.

15. GUEDES, G. R.; NAWROTZKI, R. ; CARMO, R. L. Environmentalconcern and perception in Metropolitan Brazil: a latent class and multi-level approach. Notas de Poblacion, v. 99, p. 1-30, 2014.

16. SANTOS, M. A. ; GUEDES, G. R.; BARBIERI, A. F. ; MACHADO,C.J. Os efeitos do ciclo de vida domiciliar e as mudancas nas expec-tativas de retorno aos capitais entre a primeira e a segunda geracaode agricultores do Cerrado Brasileiro: o caso do PADAP. Reports onSocial Sciences, v. 2, p. 62-87, 2014.

17. HULL, J. R. ; GUEDES, G. R. Rebuilding Babel: Finding CommonDevelopment Solutions Using Cross-Contextual Comparisons of Multi-dimensional Well-being. Brazilian Journal of Population Studies,v. 30, p. 271-297, 2013.

18. CARMO, R. L. ; GUEDES, G. R. Self-interest versus CollectiveAction: Understanding Cross-Class Environmental Perception, Knowl-edge and Behavior in Brazil. Papeles de Poblacion, v. 19, p. 1-30,2013.

19. HORA, A. M.; GUEDES, G. R.; DIAS, C. A. Bacia Hidrograficado Rio Doce: de sua ocupacao a atual importnacia economica nocenario estadual. Brazilian Journal of Political and HistoricalEconomics, v. 30, p. 05-36, 2013.

20. SANTOS, M. A. ; BARBIERI, A. F. ; GUEDES, G. R.; MACHADO,C. J. ; CARVALHO, J. A. M. Dinamica demografica e uso da terrano Cerrado Brasileiro: reflexoes a partir da experiencia do PADAP.Journal of Rural Economics and Sociology, v. 50, p. 319-331,2012.

21. CAMPOS, M. B. ; GUEDES, G. R.; BARBIERI, A. F. Transicaodemografica, transicao da mobilidade: um estudo sobre a migracao deidosos no Brasil. Notas de Poblacion, v. 94, p. 123-148, 2012.

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22. REIS, D. S. ; GUEDES, G. R. Analise urbana global: aplicacao domodelo de classe latente para as leading world cities. Geografia, v.37, p. 391-408, 2012.

23. GUEDES, G. R.; Brondizio, Eduardo Sonnewend ; Barbieri, AlissonF. ; Anne, Resende ; Penna-Firme, Rodrigo ; D’ANTONA, Alvaro deO. Poverty and Inequality in the Rural Brazilian Amazon: A Multidi-mensional Approach. Human Ecology, v. 40, p. 41-57, 2012.

24. VANWEY, L. K. ; GUEDES, G. R.; D’ANTONA, ALVARO O. Out-migration and land-use change in agricultural frontiers: insights fromAltamira settlement project. Population and Environment, v. 34,p. 44-68, 2012.

25. GUEDES, G. R.; SIVIERO, P. C. ; MACHADO, C. J. ; CAETANO,A. J. ; BRONDIZIO, E. S. Incorporando a variabilidade no processode identificacao do modelo de maximo global no Grade of Membership(GoM): consideracoes metodologicas. Brazilian Journal of Popula-tion Studies, v. 28, p. 337-347, 2011.

26. GUEDES, G. R.; SIVIERO, P. C. ; MACHADO, C. J. Aspectospraticos na identificacao de um modelo GoM de maximo global: ouso da moda das probabilidades estimadas. Brazilian Journal ofPopulation Studies, v. 28, p. 473-478, 2011.

27. GUEDES, G. R.; CAMARGOS, M. C. S. ; SIVIERO, P. C. ; MACHADO,C. J. ; OLIVEIRA, D. R. Educational and Sex Differences in the Dis-ability Life Expectancy for the Elderly: Brazil, 1998 and 2003. Re-ports of Collective Health (UFRJ), v. 19, p. 187-196, 2011.

28. GUEDES, G. R.; SIVIERO, P. C. ; QUEIROZ, B. L. ; MACHADO,C. J. Approximating the educational differences in mortality: demo-graphic indirect techniques. Reports on Collective Health, v. 19,p. 240-243, 2011.

29. GUEDES, G. R.; QUEIROZ, B. L. ; BARBIERI, A. F. ; VANWEY,L. K. . Ciclo de vida domiciliar, ciclo do lote e mudanca no uso daterra na Amazonia Brasileira: contribuicoes da literatura. BrazilianJournal of Population Studies, v. 28, p. 231-240, 2011.

30. GUEDES, G. R.; CAETANO, A. J. ; MACHADO, C. J. ; BRON-DIZIO, E. S. Identificabilidade e estabilidade dos parametros no metodoGrade of Membership (GoM): consideracoes metodologicas e praticas.Brazilian Journal of Population Studies, v. 27, p. 21-33, 2010.

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31. MARANDOLA JR., E. ; GUEDES, G. R.; SILVA, R. B. Perfisde mobilidade cotidiana intrametropolitana: utilizacao de metodos delogica nebulosa na caracterizacao multidimensional da mobilidade nasRegioes Metropolitanas do Interior de Sao Paulo, Brasil. Papeles dePoblacion, v. 16, p. 177-226, 2010.

32. GUEDES, G. R.; Costa, Sandra ; Brondizio, Eduardo . Revisitingthe hierarchy of urban areas in the Brazilian Amazon: a multilevelapproach. Population and Environment, v. 30, p. 159-192, 2009.

33. GUEDES, G. R.; COSTA, S. M. ; BRONDIZIO, E. S. Hierarchy ofUrban Areas in the Brazilian Amazon and Its Environmental Implica-tions. UGEC Viewpoints, v. 2, p. 25-28, 2009.

34. GUEDES, G. R.; ARAUJO, T. F. Avaliacao do Impacto da Ex-pansao do Programa Benefıcio de Prestacao Continuada (BPC) sobrea Pobreza e Desigualdade dos Idosos e dos Elegıveis nao-atendidos noBrasil. Northeast Economic Journal, v. 40, p. 99-118, 2009.

35. GUEDES, G. R.; Queiroz, Bernardo Lanza ; VanWey, Leah Karin.Transferencias intergeracionais privadas na Amazonia rural brasileira.Nova Economia, v. 19, p. 325/4-357, 2009.

36. ANTUNES, G. A. ; GUEDES, G. R. RISCO DE INSOLVENCIA ERISCO SISTEMATICO: RELACAO TEORICA NAO VERIFICADANA BOVESPA. Brazilian Management Review, v. 46, p. 58-71,2006.

9.2 Books and Book Chapters

9.2.1 Books Edited

1. GUEDES, G. R.; SIVIERO, P. C.; MACHADO, C. J.; RODARTE,M. M. Grade of Membership: conceitos basicos e aplicacaoempırica usando o programa GoM para Windows, Linux, Statae R. Series on Population and Economics (CEDEPLAR). 1ed. BeloHozionte: UFMG Press, 2017.

2. GUEDES, G. R.; OJIMA, R. (Editors). Territorio, MobilidadePopulacional e Ambiente. 1ed. Governador Valadares: UnivalePress, 2012.

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9.3 Book Chapters

1. BARBIERI, A. F.; BRONDIZIO, E. S.; COSTA, S. M.; GUEDES, G.R. Population Mobility and Urbanisation in the Brazilian Amazon. In:Bai, X. (Ed.) . Evolving Cities. Cambridge, Cambridge UniversityPress. (forthcoming)

2. BRAGA, E. O. ; SILVA, O. R. M. ; GOMES, L. M. ; HORA, A.M. ; GUEDES, G. R.; DIAS, C. A. O Uso de Area de PreservacaoPermanente por uma Comunidade Mineira como Espaco de InteracaoSocial. In: Agnaldo Garcia; Fabio Nogueira Pereira; Mariana SarroPereira de Oliveira. (Org.). Relacoes Interpessoais e Sociedade.1ed. Vitoria: GM Grafica e Editora, 2013, v. 1, p. 162-172.

3. GUEDES, G. R.; CARMO, R. L. Socioeconomic and ResidentialDifferences in Environmental Perception and Behavior: Insights fromMetropolitan Brazil. In: Turunen, E.; Koskinen, A. (Org.). Urban-ization and the Global Environment. Hauppauge, New York:Nova Science Publishers, 2012.

4. BARBIERI, A. F. ; GUEDES, G. R. A dinamica demografica e seusimpactos ambientais na Amazonia: atualizacoes necessarias para umapolıtica regional. In: George Martine; Ricardo Ojima; Alisson F. Bar-bieri; Roberto L. Carmo. (Org.). Populacao e Sustentabilidadena era das mudancas ambientais globais: Contribuicoes parauma agenda brasileira. 1ed.Belo Horizonte: ABEP, 2012, v. , p.211-222.

5. VANWEY, L. K. ; HULL, J. R. ; GUEDES, G. R. Capitals andContext: Bridging Health and Livelihoods in Smallholder Frontiers.In: Brian King; Kelley A. Crews. (Org.). Ecologies and Politics ofHealth. 1ed. Boca Raton, FL, USA: Routledge, 2012, v. , p. 45.

6. GUEDES, G. R. Apresentacao: Territorio, Populacao e Ambienteno Brasil. In: Gilvan R. Guedes; Ricardo Ojima. (Org.). Ter-ritorio, Mobilidade Populacional e Ambiente. 1ed. GovernadorValadares: Editora Univale, 2012, v. 1, p. 7-19.

7. GUEDES, G. R.; GENOVEZ, P. F. ; VILARINO, M. T. B. Even-tos extremos numa perspectiva interdisciplinar, multi-escalar e multi-metodo: uma abordagem territorial. In: Gilvan R. Guedes; RicardoOjima. (Org.). Territorio, Mobilidade Populacional e Ambi-ente. 1ed. Governador Valadares: Editora Univale, 2012, v. 1, p.23-57.

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8. HORA, A. M. ; DIAS, C. A. ; GUEDES, G. R.; COSTA, A. S. V. ;FERRARI JR., M. J. Da exploracao economica da bacia hidrografica doRio Doce ao atual processo de degradacao de seus recursos naturais. In:Gilvan R. Guedes; Ricardo Ojima. (Org.). Territorio, MobilidadePopulacional e Ambiente. 1ed. Governador Valadares: EditoraUnivale, 2012, v. 1, p. 201-234.

9. SANTOS, M. A. ; GUEDES, G. R.; BARBIERI, A. F. ; MACHADO,C. J. Estrategias de sobrevivencia no cerrado brasileiro: efeitos de ciclode vida domiciliar e mudanca nas expectativas de retornos aos capi-tais entre a primeira e segunda geracao de agricultores. In: Gilvan R.Guedes; Ricardo Ojima. (Org.). Territorio, Mobilidade Popula-cional e Ambiente. 1ed. Governador Valadares: Editora Univale,2012, v. 1, p. 275-300.

10. GUEDES, G. R.; HORA, A. M. ; DIAS, C. A. ; BRAGA, E. O.; SOARES, M. M. Avaliacao crıtica da Escala do Novo ParadigmaEcologico em contextos de baixo desenvolvimento. In: Gilvan R. Guedes;Ricardo Ojima. (Org.). Territorio, Mobilidade Populacional eAmbiente. 1ed. Governador Valadares: Editora Univale, 2012, v. 1,p. 369-394.

11. DIAS, C. A. ; GUEDES, G. R.; HORA, A. M. ; BRAGA, E. O.; MONTEIRO, L. G. ; SOARES, M. M. Contribuicoes da teoria dasrepresentacoes sociais para o estudo das relacoes entre homem e ambi-ente. In: Gilvan R. Guedes; Ricardo Ojima. (Org.). Territorio, Mo-bilidade Populacional e Ambiente. 1ed. Governador Valadares:Editora Univale, 2012, v. 1, p. 395-417.

9.4 Manuscripts Submitted or under Review

1. GUEDES, G. R.; RAAD, R. J.; SIMAO, A. B.; RODRIGUES, R.;HADAD, R. M. Local climate change, choice under uncertainty, andwell-being: simulations and empirical evidence for the Doce River Val-ley. Estudos Economicos - USP. (under review)

2. GUEDES, G. R.; RAAD, R. J.; VAZ, L. V. Transforming ordinaland interval variables into simulated continuous variables. BrazilianReview of Statistics. (submitted)

3. RAAD, R.; GUEDES, G. R.; VAZ, L. L. Demand for Insuranceand Self-Insurance against Natural Hazards under Climate Uncertainty.Journal of Risk and Insurance. (under review)

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4. GUEDES, G. R.; COUTINHO, R. Z.; MARTELETO, L.; PEREIRA,W. H. S.; DUARTE, D. Sygnifiying Zika: heterogeneity in the represen-tations of the virus by levels of exposure. Cadernos Saude Publica.(under review)

5. BARBIERI, A. F.; GUEDES, G. R.; BARROS, J. V. S. Fertility,Household Composition and Land Use in the Brazilian Amazon. Pop-ulation and Environment. (under review)

6. AMORIM, M. M. A.; OLIVEIRA, G. H. A.; DIAS, A. C. F.; GUEDES,G. R. Social representations of the Doce River and its floods in Gov-ernador Valadares. Desenvolvimento e Meio Ambiente. (underreview)

9.5 Published in Working Papers Series

1. RAAD, R.; GUEDES, G. R.; QUEIROZ, B. L. (2014). BequestChoices under Uncertainty. Cedeplar Working Papers.

2. HULL, J. R.; GUEDES, G. R. (2011). Rebuilding Babel: FindingCommon Development Solutions Using Cross-Contextual Comparisonsof Multidimensional Well-being. Cedeplar Working Papers.

3. SILVA, K. C. I.; FREITAS, P. T.; GUEDES, G. R. ; SIVIERO, P. C.;MARANDOLA JR., E.; ASSIS, H. M.; MACHADO, C. J. (2010). Re-visiting the use of the Grade of Membership model to multiple causes ofdeath for a public hospital in Belo Horizonte, MG, 2001-2006. NEPOWorking Papers.

4. SANTOS, M. A.; SIVIERO, P. C.; GUEDES, G. R.; MACHADO,C. J. (2010). Reports from evangelicals from the Igreja Universal doReino de Deus published on the Universal Newspaper: an exploratoryanalysis. Cedeplar Working Papers.

5. GUIMARAES, R. R. M.; GUEDES, G. R.; RIOS-NETO, E. L. G.(2010). Where did I come from and where I am heading to: a pre-liminary analysis of the socioeconomic inequality of entry in the HighEducation system in Brazil. Cedeplar Working Papers.

6. GUEDES, G. R.; ANTIGO, M.; MACHADO, A. F.; BRONDIZIO,E. S.; VANWEY, L. K. (2010). Poverty dynamics, ecological endow-ments and land use among smallholders in the Brazilian Amazon 2010.Cedeplar Working Papers.

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9.6 Papers in Progress

1. GUEDES, G. R.; CARR, D. L.; MORO, S. Water Use and Risk Per-ception: mapping estimable epidemiological risk onto heuristic failure.(Target journal: Annals of the American Association of Geographers).

2. GUEDES, G. R.; NORONHA, K. V. M. S.; ANDRADE, M. V.;CALANZANS, J.; OLIVEIRA, D. R.; DIAS, C. A. The reach andlimitations of medication treatment adherence for hypertension controlamong patients of the Family Health Strategy: a case study for a mid-size city in Brazil. (Target journal: Public Health)

3. GUEDES, G. R.; CARR, D. L.; RAAD, R.; VAZ, L. V. Protec-tive Action Decisions under Flood Hazards in Brazil. (Target journal:Environment and Behavior)

4. GUEDES, G. R.; MORO, S.; NORONHA, K. V. M. S.; ANTIGO, M.The impact of public and private transfers on rural poverty in Brazil.(Target journal: Journal of Development Studies).

5. SOUSA, L. G.; GUEDES, G. R.; FAZITO, D.; BARBIERI, A. F.The role of return migrants in the perpetuation of the Brazil-US mi-gration system during a period of economic stress. (Target journal:International Migration Review).

6. SINGH, G. ; GUEDES, G. R. Multidimensional Poverty and Inequal-ity in the Post-Transitional, Rapidly Urbanizing Context of Ulaan-baatar, Mongolia. (Target journal: The World Bank Urban StudiesReport).

7. ANTIGO, M. ; GUEDES, G. R.; MAIA, A. G. Income Sources andInequality Reduction in Brazilian Rural Areas between 1996 and 2012.(Target journal: Revista Economica do Nordeste).

8. GUEDES, G. R.; SOARES, M. M.; DIAS, C. A.; RODRIGUES, S.M. Medication treatment adherence, blood pressure, and depressionamong users of the Family Health Strategy diagnosed with hyperten-sion. (Target journal: Ambiente & Sociedade).

9. FIRMINO, B. R.; GUEDES, G. R.; DIAS, C. A. The impact of theSamarco Dam Failure on the Representation of the Doce River: a socialnetwork approach. (Target journal: Ambiente & Sociedade).

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10 Publications in Proceedings

10.1 Forthcoming presentations

1. GUEDES, G; Noronha, K; Domingues, E; Magalhaes, A; Souza, K;Santiago, F; Cardoso, D. (2017). Regional Impacts of Climate Changeon Health and Labor in Brazil. XXVIII IUSSP International Pop-ulation Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

2. GUEDES, G; Barbieri, A; Antigo, M; Duarte, D. (2017) Assess-ing well-being and returns to capitals over frontier development in theBrazilian Amazon using Markovian Processes. XXVIII IUSSP In-ternational Population Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

3. GUEDES, R; Magalhaes, A; Domingues, E. (2017). Greening theBrazilian energy grid as a sustainable response to increasing consump-tion: how feasible and how costly? XXVIII IUSSP InternationalPopulation Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

4. Noronha, K; GUEDES, G; Andrade, M; Calazans, J; Oliveira, D;Dias, C. (2017). The reach and limitations of medication treatmentadherence for hypertension control among patients of the Family HealthStrategy: a case study for a mid-size city in Brazil. XXVIII IUSSPInternational Population Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

5. Barbieri, A; GUEDES, G; Moret, A; Araujo, N. (2017). VoicesSubmersed By the Dam: Demographic and Socioeconomic Heterogene-ity of Impacts of Large-Scale Infrastructure Building in the BrazilianAmazon. XXVIII IUSSP International Population Conference,Cape Town, South Africa.

6. Domingues, E; GUEDES, G; Mingoti, S; Magalhaes, A; Souza, K;Santiago, F; Cardoso, D. (2017). Sustainable consumption and popu-lation dynamics in Brazil. XXVIII IUSSP International Popula-tion Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

7. Barbieri, A; GUEDES, G; Vasconcelos, J. (2017). Fertility, House-hold Composition and Land Use in the Brazilian Amazon. XXVIIIIUSSP International Population Conference, Cape Town, SouthAfrica.

8. Ferreira, V; GUEDES, G; Barbieri, A. (2017). Household life cy-cle, property life cycle and deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon: the

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region of Machadinho d’Oeste. XXVIII IUSSP International Pop-ulation Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

9. Sousa, L; GUEDES, G; Rezende, D; Barbieri, A. (2017). The role ofreturn migrants in the perpetuation of the Brazil-US migration systemduring a period of economic stress. XXVIII IUSSP InternationalPopulation Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

10. Coutinho, R; GUEDES, G; Marteleto, L; Pereira, W; Duarte, D.(2017). Signifying Zika: Heterogeneity in the Representations of theVirus by Level of Exposure. XXVIII IUSSP International Popu-lation Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.

11. Barrios, M; Wong, L; GUEDES, G. (2017). The relation betweenfertility and land use in Amazonian regions of Santarem and Belterra.XXVIII IUSSP International Population Conference, Cape Town,South Africa.

12. Magalhaes, A; GUEDES, G; Domingues, E; Ferreira, I; Barreto, R.(2017). Greening the Brazilian energy grid as a sustainable responseto increasing consumption: how feasible and how costly? EuropeanRegional Science Association Congress, Groningen, The Nether-lands.

10.2 Complete List

All publications in proceedings (over 100, including full papers, and extendedor short abstracts) are listed in <http://lattes.cnpq.br/7740592064640884>.

11 Student Advising

11.1 PostDoc

11.1.1 Current

1. Raquel Zanatta Coutinho. Title: Reproductive intentions and strate-gies for vulnerability reduction under a of Zika virus outbreak. Startdate: 2016. PostDoc in Demography - Federal University of MinasGerais. Student’s scholarship: Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento dePessoal de Nıvel Superior (CAPES). Role: Supervisor.

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11.1.2 Past

1. Tiago Cisalpino. Title: Vulnerability to Climate Change in the Brazil-ian Midsize Cities. Start date: 2015. PostDoc - Brazilian Net-work for Climate Change Research - Brazilian Ministry of Sci-ence, Technology, and Innovation. Student’s scholarship: FINEP /CNPq. Role: Supervisor.

11.2 Ph.D.

11.2.1 Current

1. Vanessa Cardoso Ferreira. Title: To be defined. Start date: 2016.Ph.D. Student in Demography - Federal University of Minas Gerais.Student’s scholarship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıficoe Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

2. Rafael Andres Urrego Posada. Title: To be defined. Start date:2015. Ph.D. Student in Demography - Federal University of Mi-nas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Conselho Nacional de Desen-volvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

3. Carlos Andre Teixeira Gomes. Title: Poor school or school for thepoor? Infrastructure inequality in the Brazilian schools. Start date:2015. Ph.D. Candidate in Education - Federal University of MinasGerais. Role: Co-advisor.

4. Marcelo Dantas. Title: Household Migration in the Brazilian North-east. Ph.D. Candidate in Demography - Universidade Federalde Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Coordenacao de Aper-feicoamento de Pessoal de Nıvel Superior (CAPES). Role: Co-advisor.

5. Leonardo Azevedo Pampanelli Lucas. Title: Change in the Patternand Level of Out-Migration and Return Migration in the BrazilianNortheast from 2000 to 2010. Ph.D. Candidate in Demography -Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Co-ordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nıvel Superior (CAPES).Role: Co-advisor.

11.2.2 Past

1. Luisa Pimenta Terra. Title: Values, Conservatism, and Marital Hap-piness in Brazil. Defense year: 2016. Ph.D. in Demography -Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

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2. Marcia Barroso Fontes. Title: Economic status of single parent andtwo parents households in Brazil: a household budget approach. De-fense year: 2014. Ph.D. in Demography - Federal University ofMinas Gerais. Role: Co-advisor.

3. Luiz Bertolucci Jr. Title: Migration of disabled people in Brazil in the1990 ’ and 2000’s: demographic and socioeconomic aspects. Defenseyear: 2012. Ph.D. in Demography - Federal University of MinasGerais. Role: Co-advisor.

4. Marden Barbosa de Campos. Title: Elderly migration from Sao Pauloto Minas Gerais in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Defense year: 2010. Ph.D.in Demography - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Co-advisor.

11.3 Masters

11.3.1 Current

1. Mariana de Araujo Cunha. Title: To be defined. Start date: 2016.Masters in Demography - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Stu-dent’s scholarship: Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal deNıvel Superior (CAPES). Role: Advisor.

11.3.2 Past

1. Michel Lopez Barrios. Title: Fertility and Land Use in agriculturalfrontiers: the case of Santarem, Brazil. Defense year: 2017. Mastersin Demography - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

2. Nuni Jorgensen. Title: International migration, family, and gender inGovernador Valadares. Defense year: 2017. Masters in Demogra-phy - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Co-advisor.

3. Vanessa Cardoso Ferreira. Title: Household and lot life cycle andland use systems in Machadinho d’Oeste, Brazilian Amazon. Defenseyear: 2016. Masters in Demography - Federal University of MinasGerais. Role: Advisor.

4. Alysson Portella. Title: A proposal for a multidimensional index ofbasic education in Brazil based on the capability approach. Defenseyear: 2016. Masters in Economics - Federal University of MinasGerais. Role: Co-advisor.

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5. Fernando Antonio Franca Sette Pinheiro Junior. Title: PSF, house-hold arrangements, and preventive health care: empirical evidence forMinas Gerais. Defense year: 2012. Masters in Demography -Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

6. Aline Marchesi Hora. Title: Social representations of Galileia andTumiritinga communities regarding conservation and use of the DoceRiver. Defense year: 2012. Masters in Territorial Studies -Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Role: Co-advisor.

7. Katiuscia Cardoso Rodrigues. Title: Spatial and temporal analysis ofendemic Hansen’s Disease in Governador Valadares from 2001 to 2010.Defense year: 2012. Masters in Biology - Universidade Vale doRio Doce. Role: Co-advisor.

11.4 Undergraduate

11.4.1 Current

1. Ana Carolina Lima Barros. Title: Multidimensional profiles of highlyrisk pregnancies in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Monography in Geogra-phy - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

2. Luiza Melo. Title: Environmental Behavior and Proximity to NaturalResources: an applied spatial regime model for Governador Valadares.Monography in Socioenvironmental Sciences - Federal Universityof Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

3. Marina Alves Amorim. Title: River floods and risk of flooding: atopological analysis. Monography in Statistics - Federal Universityof Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

11.4.2 Past

1. Wesley Henrique Silva Pereira. Title: Web of Meanings and Networkof Persons: two proposed formulas to derived weighted links from evo-cation data. Defense year: 2016. Monography in Statistics -Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Co-dvisor.

2. Bruna Daniele Ribeiro Firmino. Title: The influence of the SamarcoDam Failure on the Social Representations of the Doce River: a casestudy for Governador Valadares, Brazil. Defense year: 2016. Monog-raphy in Socioenvironmental Sciences - Federal University of Mi-nas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

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3. Maira Helena Costa. Title: River Floodings, Preparadness Behaviorand Material Consequences: a flooding calendar approach applied tothe Doce River Floods. Defense year: 2013. Monography in So-cioenvironmental Sciences - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais.Role: Advisor.

4. Melissa Lorena de Araujo Pinho. Title: Environmental Attitude andBehavior in Governador Valadares: A structural equation modelingapproach. Defense year: 2015. Monography in Statistics - Uni-versidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

5. Fernanda Regina de Moura Oliveira. Title: Financial Reserves ofHealth Insurance Companies: projection of liquidity margins to 2022.Defense year: 2015. Monography in Actuarial Sciences - Uni-versidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

6. Bernardo Pardini de Freitas. Title: Causes and Lessons from the2008 Financial Crisis: a Minskynian approach. Defense year: 2014.Monography in Economics - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais.Role: Advisor.

7. Ana Claudia Terra. Title: Social Retirement System for Public Em-ployees: a mixed-regime analysis. Defense year: 2013. Monographyin Actuarial Sciences - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Role:Advisor.

8. Tatiana Correa da Silva Pereira. Title: From the Nature of Consump-tion to the Consumption of Nature. Defense year: 2013. Monog-raphy in Socioenvironmental Sciences - Universidade Federal deMinas Gerais. Role: Advisor.

11.5 Scientific Training for Undergraduates

11.5.1 Current

1. Pedro Menezes de Araujo. Student’s project: Protective measuresagainst flood hazard: a Bayesian approach. Undergraduate in Statis-tics - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship:Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role:Advisor.

2. Mateus Ferreira. Student’s project: Zika and protective measures:an ego-centered network approach. Undergraduate in Statistics -

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Federal University of Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Fundacaode Amparo a Pesquisa de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role: Advisor.

3. Ana Laura Figueiredo. Student’s project: Climate Uncertainty andInsurance Demand. Undergraduate in Actuarial Sciences - Fed-eral University of Minas Gerais.Student’s scholarship: INCT Cli-mate Network - Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico eTecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

4. Marina Alves Amorim. Student’s project: Web of meanings: so-cial network analysis of representations towards the Doce River andthe river floods in Governador Valadares, Brazil. Undergraduate inStatistics - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Student’s scholar-ship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico(CNPq). Role: Advisor.

5. Wesley Henrique Silva Pereira. Student’s project: Applied neuralnetworks and bayesian analysis for small areas estimation. Under-graduate in Statistics - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role:Advisor.

11.5.2 Past

1. (2016) Julia Capobiango. Student’s project: Protected areas, house-hold development, and vulnerabilities. Undergraduate in Socioen-vironmental Sciences - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role:Advisor.

2. (2016) Bruna Daniele Ribeiro Firmino. Student’s project: Urbaninfrasctructure in Governador Valadares and its likely association withthe local migration dynamics. Undergraduate in Socioenviron-mental Sciences - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Role: Advi-sor.

3. (2016) Ana Laura Figueiredo. Student’s project: Climate Uncer-tainty and Insurance Demand. Undergraduate in Actuarial Sci-ences - Federal University of Minas Gerais. Student’s scholar-ship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico(CNPq). Role: Advisor.

4. (2016) Silvia Resende. Student’s project: Human and Material Im-pacts of the River Floods in Governador Valadares. Undergradu-ate in Socioenvironmental Sciences - Federal University of Minas

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Gerais. Student’s scholarship: INCT Climate Network - ConselhoNacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role:Advisor.

5. (2016) Eduardo Fernandes. Student’s project: Vulnerability, Vi-olence, and Social Networks in Governador Valadares, Minas Gerais.Undergraduate in Statistics - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais.Student’s scholarship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıficoe Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

6. (2015) Marina Alves Amorim. Student’s project: Youth violence inGovernador Valadares, Minas Gerais. Undergraduate in Statistics -Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: INCTClimate Network - Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico eTecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

7. (2015) Yago Vilarino Costa. Student’s project: Migration, Vulner-ability, and Environmental Change in the Doce River Valley (surveyinterviewer). Undergraduate in Civil and Environmental En-gineering - Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Student’s scholar-ship: INCT Climate Network - Conselho Nacional de DesenvolvimentoCientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

8. (2015) Rodrigo Vieira da Cruz. Student’s project: Migration, Vul-nerability, and Environmental Change in the Doce River Valley (sur-vey interviewer). Undergraduate in Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering - Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Student’s scholar-ship: INCT Climate Network - Conselho Nacional de DesenvolvimentoCientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

9. (2015) Juliana Rodrigues Maciel. Student’s project: Migration, Vul-nerability, and Environmental Change in the Doce River Valley (surveyinterviewer). Undergraduate in Psychology - Universidade Vale doRio Doce. Student’s scholarship: INCT Climate Network - ConselhoNacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role:Advisor.

10. (2015) Guilherme Goncalves. Student’s project: Migration, Vul-nerability, and Environmental Change in the Doce River Valley (sur-vey interviewer). Undergraduate in Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering - Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Student’s scholar-ship: INCT Climate Network - Conselho Nacional de DesenvolvimentoCientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

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11. (2015) Aquila Rodrigues Costa Santos. Student’s project: Migra-tion, Vulnerability, and Environmental Change in the Doce River Valley(survey interviewer). Undergraduate in Pharmaceutical Sciences- Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Student’s scholarship: INCT Cli-mate Network - Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico eTecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

12. (2014) Melissa Lorena Araujo Pinho. Student’s project: Environ-mental Attitude and Behavior and Sustainable Consumption in Brazil.Undergraduate in Statistics - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais.Student’s scholarship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıficoe Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

13. (2013) Gabriel Henrique Oliveira Assuncao. Student’s project: Health,People, and the Environment: evidence for Brazil and Rio Doce Val-ley. Iniciacao Cientıfica. (Graduando em Estatıstica) - UniversidadeFederal de Minas Gerais. Undergraduate in Statistics - Universi-dade Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Fundacao deAmparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG). Role:Advisor.

14. (2013) Ana Carolina Fernandes Dias. Student’s project: The in-fluence of geophysical attributes on People’s Environmental Behavior:evidence from Governador Valadares. Undergraduate in Statis-tics - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholar-ship: Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais(FAPEMIG). Role: Advisor.

15. (2013) Andre Guedes Maia. Student’s project: Income Transfersand Wellbeing Dynamics in Rural Brazil. Undergraduate in Eco-nomics - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholar-ship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico(CNPq). Role: Advisor.

16. (2013) Andressa Lopes Rodrigues. Student’s project: SocioeconomicImpacts of Large Infrastructure Investments in Brazil Undergraduatein Actuarial Sciences - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Stu-dent’s scholarship: Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientıficoe Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

17. (2013) Joao Pedro Samarino. Student’s project: Migration and En-vironmental Perception in Rio Doce Valley: a neural network approach.Undergraduate in Computational Mathematics - Universidade

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Federal de Minas Gerais. Student’s scholarship: Conselho Nacionalde Desenvolvimento Cientıfico e Tecnologico (CNPq). Role: Advisor.

18. (2012) Victoria Amelia Salvino de Oliveira Mafra. Student’s project:The impact of household income transfers on investiment capacitity ofrural families in the Brazilian Amazon. Undergraduate in Psy-chology - Universidade Vale do Rio Doce. Student’s scholarship:Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG).Role: Advisor.

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