the difficult cesarism
By LEONARDO AVRITZER: With Mourão in the presidency we will have a bureaucratic military that will not excite Brazilians, but neither will it put people's lives at risk.
14/05/2020
By LEONARDO AVRITZER: With Mourão in the presidency we will have a bureaucratic military that will not excite Brazilians, but neither will it put people's lives at risk.
By Mike Davis:
Capitalist globalization now appears to be biologically unsustainable in the absence of a truly international public health infrastructure.
By Alexandre de Freitas Barbosa:
Camus' plague and our daily plague: when reality surpasses allegory
By Juan Grigera: Considering that neoliberalism as a dominant system of domination and accumulation is in crisis, what can be anticipated as its replacement?
By Eliziário Andrade: Capital chose Bolsonaro as the best instrument to represent it and take its destructive imperatives and interests to their ultimate consequences
By Iury Tavares: For Bolsonaro supporters, the mockery that Bolsonaro pours on the mourning of others is irrelevant – and, in a way, those who seek to reconnect with that floating third should not dedicate much energy against this rhetoric.
By LEONARDO AVRITZER: With Mourão in the presidency we will have a bureaucratic military that will not excite Brazilians, but neither will it put people's lives at risk.
By Mike Davis:
Capitalist globalization now appears to be biologically unsustainable in the absence of a truly international public health infrastructure.
By Alexandre de Freitas Barbosa:
Camus' plague and our daily plague: when reality surpasses allegory
By Juan Grigera: Considering that neoliberalism as a dominant system of domination and accumulation is in crisis, what can be anticipated as its replacement?
By Eliziário Andrade: Capital chose Bolsonaro as the best instrument to represent it and take its destructive imperatives and interests to their ultimate consequences
By Iury Tavares: For Bolsonaro supporters, the mockery that Bolsonaro pours on the mourning of others is irrelevant – and, in a way, those who seek to reconnect with that floating third should not dedicate much energy against this rhetoric.