Portuguese elections – mistaken analogies
By VALERIO ARCARY:
Brazil and Portugal are two qualitatively different societies. Class structure, location in the world, history differentiates them
06/02/2022
By VALERIO ARCARY:
Brazil and Portugal are two qualitatively different societies. Class structure, location in the world, history differentiates them
By DANIEL BRAZIL:
Commentary on Henriette Effenberger's Newly Released Novel
By BERNARD LAHIRE:
One more step must be taken towards a social science worthy of the name.
By CAIO NAVARRO DE TOLEDO:
The Unicamp professor, a prominent academic reference in biology and the environment, was an essential human figure because he fought throughout his fruitful life
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
The Moïse case demystifies the ideological commonplace
By PAULO BUTTI DE LIMA:
Author's introduction to newly published book
By JEAN-PAUL SARTRE:
Opening text of the first issue of the magazine, October 1945
By LADISLAU DOWBOR:
Commentary on the newly edited book by Fréderic Pierucci & Matthieu Aron
By JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI & WILLIAM NOZAKI:
Liberal ideology hides the central role of the State in the history and protection and development of the main world economies
By CIDA RAMOS & JALDES MENESES:
Brazilian crises and the resurrection of Lulism
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR:
There is a social duty with regard to vaccination, as the immunization policy only achieves effective results with the adherence of all people
By MÁRIO AUGUSTO MEDEIROS DA SILVA & ANTONIO BRASIL JR.:
Excerpt from the Preface to the new edition of the book by Florestan Fernandes
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
The restriction on car advertising in France and the possibility of a new, more compact, connected and integrated city
By DIEGO DOS SANTOS REIS:
Considerations on the murder of Moïse Mugenyi Kabagambe
By IGOR FELIPPE:
Commentary on the Brazilian political situation
By MARILIA PACHECO FIORILLO:
A political platform without thunderous twists: just make men less unhappy
By ROGÉRIO SKYLAB:
Reflections on Derrida, King Hamlet, Chris Hani and Marielle Franco
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE & GEDSON THIAGO BORGES:
The generation of new wealth created by Vale SA corresponds to the implementation of mechanisms for the production and appropriation of surplus value
By CLÁUDIO GALLO:
It is the West that needs a “color” revolution; not the east
By VALERIO ARCARY:
Brazil and Portugal are two qualitatively different societies. Class structure, location in the world, history differentiates them
By DANIEL BRAZIL:
Commentary on Henriette Effenberger's Newly Released Novel
By BERNARD LAHIRE:
One more step must be taken towards a social science worthy of the name.
By CAIO NAVARRO DE TOLEDO:
The Unicamp professor, a prominent academic reference in biology and the environment, was an essential human figure because he fought throughout his fruitful life
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO:
The Moïse case demystifies the ideological commonplace
By PAULO BUTTI DE LIMA:
Author's introduction to newly published book
By JEAN-PAUL SARTRE:
Opening text of the first issue of the magazine, October 1945
By LADISLAU DOWBOR:
Commentary on the newly edited book by Fréderic Pierucci & Matthieu Aron
By JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI & WILLIAM NOZAKI:
Liberal ideology hides the central role of the State in the history and protection and development of the main world economies
By CIDA RAMOS & JALDES MENESES:
Brazilian crises and the resurrection of Lulism
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR:
There is a social duty with regard to vaccination, as the immunization policy only achieves effective results with the adherence of all people
By MÁRIO AUGUSTO MEDEIROS DA SILVA & ANTONIO BRASIL JR.:
Excerpt from the Preface to the new edition of the book by Florestan Fernandes
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
The restriction on car advertising in France and the possibility of a new, more compact, connected and integrated city
By DIEGO DOS SANTOS REIS:
Considerations on the murder of Moïse Mugenyi Kabagambe
By IGOR FELIPPE:
Commentary on the Brazilian political situation
By MARILIA PACHECO FIORILLO:
A political platform without thunderous twists: just make men less unhappy
By ROGÉRIO SKYLAB:
Reflections on Derrida, King Hamlet, Chris Hani and Marielle Franco
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE & GEDSON THIAGO BORGES:
The generation of new wealth created by Vale SA corresponds to the implementation of mechanisms for the production and appropriation of surplus value
By CLÁUDIO GALLO:
It is the West that needs a “color” revolution; not the east
