Front for life and trivialization of violence
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI:
All the ills and iniquities of society, which mass produce health problems, fall on the SUS
03/04/2022
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI:
All the ills and iniquities of society, which mass produce health problems, fall on the SUS
By JOSÉ CARLOS AVELLAR:
Considerations on five films that discuss the relations between white colonizers and Brazilian Indians
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL:
Of every five federal deputies, one changed party over the last month
By LUIZ MARQUES:
Liberal democracy failed to stem the downward spiral of the modern social contract
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Dealing with the environmental issue disconnected from the world of work is an unavoidable mistake today
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Considerations on the novel by Giovanni Verga and its adaptations in theater, opera and cinema
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
Today, Europe is a corner of the world, and the war in Ukraine will make it even smaller.
By ADRIAN JOHNSTON:
Capitalism is a socioeconomic system that places the subject in a permanent state of discontented search
By LUIS VARESE:
Crimes against humanity are not subject to the statute of limitations and cannot be condoned
By PAUL SOURCES:
Brazil's encounter with its history involves the urgent recognition by the Armed Forces of its fundamental participation in the coup and dictatorship of 1964
By FÁBIO KONDER COMPARATO:
Why should the body with the legitimate capacity to remove the President of the Republic be anyone other than the people themselves?
By LUIZ RUFFATO:
Author introduction to newly released book
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID:
Correct policies directed at agribusiness
By CÉSAR LOCATELLI:
Origins and reconfigurations of the space of economists in Brazil
By PEDRO COSTA JUNIOR:
The End to the Endless Expansionism of NATO and US Hegemony
By LORENZO VITRAL:
The opinion of the so-called global South tends to oppose the dominant European opinion
By ESTER GAMMARDELLA RIZZI:
A new Constitution is very often in tension with the social reality that will regulate
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI:
All the ills and iniquities of society, which mass produce health problems, fall on the SUS
By JOSÉ CARLOS AVELLAR:
Considerations on five films that discuss the relations between white colonizers and Brazilian Indians
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL:
Of every five federal deputies, one changed party over the last month
By LUIZ MARQUES:
Liberal democracy failed to stem the downward spiral of the modern social contract
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
Dealing with the environmental issue disconnected from the world of work is an unavoidable mistake today
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Considerations on the novel by Giovanni Verga and its adaptations in theater, opera and cinema
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
Today, Europe is a corner of the world, and the war in Ukraine will make it even smaller.
By ADRIAN JOHNSTON:
Capitalism is a socioeconomic system that places the subject in a permanent state of discontented search
By LUIS VARESE:
Crimes against humanity are not subject to the statute of limitations and cannot be condoned
By PAUL SOURCES:
Brazil's encounter with its history involves the urgent recognition by the Armed Forces of its fundamental participation in the coup and dictatorship of 1964
By FÁBIO KONDER COMPARATO:
Why should the body with the legitimate capacity to remove the President of the Republic be anyone other than the people themselves?
By LUIZ RUFFATO:
Author introduction to newly released book
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID:
Correct policies directed at agribusiness
By CÉSAR LOCATELLI:
Origins and reconfigurations of the space of economists in Brazil
By PEDRO COSTA JUNIOR:
The End to the Endless Expansionism of NATO and US Hegemony
By LORENZO VITRAL:
The opinion of the so-called global South tends to oppose the dominant European opinion
By ESTER GAMMARDELLA RIZZI:
A new Constitution is very often in tension with the social reality that will regulate
