Daniel M. Dias is affiliated with IBM in the United States and has developed a research portfolio focusing primarily on social sciences, with particular attention to law and urban studies. Their research addresses themes related to urban development, societal issues, indigenous peoples' rights and law, as well as Brazilian legal matters.
Their recent publications include work such as Do Curral Del Rey à Belo Horizonte: resgate imagético da experiência negra na cidade, published in 2023 in Revista Ñanduty, which explores aspects of the black experience within urban environments. Another significant contribution is COMO SURGE UM QUILOMBO: INSTITUCIONALIZAÇÃO DA IDENTIDADE DO KILOMBO FAMÍLIA SOUZA NA GARANTIA DE DIREITOS, published in 2025 in Revista Desenvolvimento Social, examining the institutionalization of quilombo identity and related rights.
Key themes and topics within their research include:
They have contributed to the fields of study as follows:
Within subfields, their work concentrates on:
Their publications have appeared primarily in these venues:
D.M. Dias;W. Kish;R. Mukherjee;R. Tewari
T. Agerwala;J. L. Martin;J. H. Mirza;D. C. Sadler
M. Colajanni;P.S. Yu;D.M. Dias
A. Dan;D.M. Dias;R. Mukherjee;D. Sitaram
Daniel Manuel Dias;Ambuj Goyal;Francis Nicholas Parr
Murthy V. Devarakonda;Daniel Manuel Dias;German Sergio Goldszmidt;Guerney Douglass Holloway Hunt
Daniel Manuel Dias;Arun Kwangil Iyengar;Isabelle Marie Rouvellou;Hidayatullah Habeebullah Shaikh
Daniel Manuel Dias;Richard Pervin King;Avraham Leff
Daniel Manuel Dias;Joel Leonard Wolf;Philip Shi-lung Yu
Asit Dan;Daniel Manuel Dias;Richard Pervin King;Avraham Leff
Anupam Keshav Bhide;Daniel Manuel Dias;Ambuj Goyal;Francis Nicholas Parr
Scott T. Leutenegger;Daniel Dias
A. Iyengar;J. Challenger;D. Dias;P. Dantzig
Daniel Manuel Dias;Dilip Dinkar Kandlur;James Thomas Rayfield;Anees A. Shaikh
A. Leff;J.T. Rayfield;D.M. Dias
D.M. Dias;J.R. Jump
Werner K. Bux;Daniel M. Dias;Ambuj Goyal
B. Ciciani;D.M. Dias;P.S. Yu
E. Levy-Abegnoli;A. Iyengar;Junehwa Song;D. Dias
Christos Alkiviadis Polyzois;Daniel Manuel Dias;Anupam Keshav Bhide
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