In democratic managerialism
By LUIZ CARLOS BRESSER-PEREIRA:
The class of managers or technobureaucrats was once again strengthened and constituted the core of the new coalition of dominant classes
25/07/2021
By LUIZ CARLOS BRESSER-PEREIRA:
The class of managers or technobureaucrats was once again strengthened and constituted the core of the new coalition of dominant classes
By ELAINE ROSSETTI BEHRING:
Presentation of the book by sociologist Octavio Ianni
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO:
Capitalism does not allow the sustainability of human civilization on planet Earth
By CARLA TEIXEIRA:
The symbol only makes sense if it is a cultural reference for the community, otherwise it may be a symbol of power over the community.
By GIDEON MEYEROWITZ-KATZ:
A fraudulent or at least flawed study has supported the treatment of a huge number of people with invermectin
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Considerations on characters dominated by the affect of resentment.
By JEET HEER:
Utopian imagination is not enough in itself to build a better world, but it is an essential prerequisite
By JOANA SALÉM VASCONCELOS:
The popular revolt in Cuba reflects dissatisfactions of two natures: economic and political.
By CELSO FREDERICO:
Calendars don't keep time the way clocks do.
By FERNANDO HADDAD:
Considerations on the recently released book by Eugênio Bucci
By YANIS VAROUFAKIS:
The fact that the idea of green central banks is being discussed is a reminder that we live in desperate times.
By DENISE BERNUZZI DE SANT'ANNA:
There is no bodily duplicity in the figure of this government, there is only one organism, for whom everything is admittedly reduced to “eating people” or being eaten
By EDUARDO BORGES:
The Brazilian left must direct its energies to stop the harmful state reforms underway
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Israeli spyware found on mobile phones of human rights activists, journalists and officials
By SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK:
In addition to the pandemic, which still persists, other catastrophes are on the horizon
By GILBERTO LOPES:
Cuban urgencies will not be resolved with the return of capitalism
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA:
Tracing the profile of certain relevant characters can lead us to better understand the historical period in which they are inserted
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Preface to the recently released book by Angela Mendes de Almeida
By LUIZ CARLOS BRESSER-PEREIRA:
The class of managers or technobureaucrats was once again strengthened and constituted the core of the new coalition of dominant classes
By ELAINE ROSSETTI BEHRING:
Presentation of the book by sociologist Octavio Ianni
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO:
Capitalism does not allow the sustainability of human civilization on planet Earth
By CARLA TEIXEIRA:
The symbol only makes sense if it is a cultural reference for the community, otherwise it may be a symbol of power over the community.
By GIDEON MEYEROWITZ-KATZ:
A fraudulent or at least flawed study has supported the treatment of a huge number of people with invermectin
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Considerations on characters dominated by the affect of resentment.
By JEET HEER:
Utopian imagination is not enough in itself to build a better world, but it is an essential prerequisite
By JOANA SALÉM VASCONCELOS:
The popular revolt in Cuba reflects dissatisfactions of two natures: economic and political.
By CELSO FREDERICO:
Calendars don't keep time the way clocks do.
By FERNANDO HADDAD:
Considerations on the recently released book by Eugênio Bucci
By YANIS VAROUFAKIS:
The fact that the idea of green central banks is being discussed is a reminder that we live in desperate times.
By DENISE BERNUZZI DE SANT'ANNA:
There is no bodily duplicity in the figure of this government, there is only one organism, for whom everything is admittedly reduced to “eating people” or being eaten
By EDUARDO BORGES:
The Brazilian left must direct its energies to stop the harmful state reforms underway
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Israeli spyware found on mobile phones of human rights activists, journalists and officials
By SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK:
In addition to the pandemic, which still persists, other catastrophes are on the horizon
By GILBERTO LOPES:
Cuban urgencies will not be resolved with the return of capitalism
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA:
Tracing the profile of certain relevant characters can lead us to better understand the historical period in which they are inserted
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Preface to the recently released book by Angela Mendes de Almeida
