In the feast of the wolves: the Empire of Brazil and colonialism in West Central Africa (1880-1885)
Neocolonialism, International Politics, Africa, Brazil Empire, Kingdom of Congo
Thesis seeks to clarify the foreign policy of the Empire of Brazil, between the years 1880-1885 as the neocolonial advance countries such as Portugal, Britain, Belgium, France and Germany, specifically the Brazilian diplomatic position as the Berlin Conference (1884- 1885) and its effects on the Kingdom of Congo in West Central Africa and the possession of lands around the mouth of the Zaire River and regions north of Luanda.