Florestan Fernandes: science and politics
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Socialist Sociologist's Gap Between Academia and the Party
23/12/2020
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Socialist Sociologist's Gap Between Academia and the Party
By LUIZ RENATO MARTINS: Commentary on the book by Jean-Claude Bernardet
By VALERIO ARCARY:
Between 2011 and 2020, Brazil walked sideways, economically, and took a step backwards, socially
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: It is in the streets, not in the collusion of the cabinet, that we must place our efforts. It is in light of the reflections there that the election for the presidency of the Chamber must be thought of
By MANCHETÔMETRO: Beatriz Bandeira de Mello discusses the Peruvian crisis with Raul Nunes
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Socialist Sociologist's Gap Between Academia and the Party
By LUIZ RENATO MARTINS: Commentary on the book by Jean-Claude Bernardet
By VALERIO ARCARY:
Between 2011 and 2020, Brazil walked sideways, economically, and took a step backwards, socially
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: It is in the streets, not in the collusion of the cabinet, that we must place our efforts. It is in light of the reflections there that the election for the presidency of the Chamber must be thought of
By MANCHETÔMETRO: Beatriz Bandeira de Mello discusses the Peruvian crisis with Raul Nunes