Democracy and populism
By SERGIO CARDOSO: Populism has become a resource to disqualify political speeches and practices or even to simply embarrass and embarrass opponents
17/09/2023
By SERGIO CARDOSO: Populism has become a resource to disqualify political speeches and practices or even to simply embarrass and embarrass opponents
By MATHEUS ATALIBA DA SILVA: Commentary on the new edition of the book by Luiz Bernardo Pericás
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: We need democracy, protection of rights, inclusion and political education. Not of “good” truculence, of “good” anything goes
By LUÍS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO: An illustrious unknown who sums up the worst of both worlds
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA: Between Clóvis Moura and Beatriz Nascimento
By PLINIO DE ARRUDA SAMPAIO JUNIOR: The defeat of the Chilean revolution is combined with far-reaching transformations caused by the structural crisis of capital
By SEAN PURDY, PEDRO ROCHA CURADO & ARGUS ABREU DE MORAIS: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By LEONARDO BOFF: We have reached a point where if we do not change the devastating nature of ecosystems, we may face our extermination as a human species
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: Some notes in which there is nothing by Plato, Erasmus or Saramago, except the expectation of illustrating everyday situations
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: There is no way Cristiano Zanin can be a good minister without defending workers
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: From Brest-Litovski to the Polish-Ukrainian war
By RICARDO IANNACE: Fantastic or marvelous realism – a classificatory uncertainty
By CAMILA BOLINI, MARIA LUÍSA NÓBREGA & AFRANIO CATANI: We can talk about a project for Latin American universities that had its origins in Argentina and that today guides the legal meaning of university autonomy
By ARI MARCELO SOLON: Hegel said that this is the most beautiful work of all time and also said that Greek tragedy will never be repeated again
By GUSTAVO CAPONI: Progressivism and conservative reaction face each other today in Argentina as they did in Brazil; and the result of the clash could be regrettable
By MARILIA AMORIM: When belonging to a collective is privileged, there is an individual, but there is no subject
By LUIZ MARQUES: Commentary on the recently released book by Juliane Furno and Pedro Rossi
By ANDRES FERRARI & JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI: Sergueï Lavrov, put his “finger in the wound” that emptied the New Delhi meeting, when he spoke of the Euro-Americans’ desire to “Ukrainize” the G-20 meeting
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Brazil is a country in search of its identity. The affirmative action policy, despite having been ridiculed then, is today, fortunately, an achievement
By CAIO BUGIATO: The Ukrainian offensive failed. Which is terrible for Zelensky, who is racing against time and rain to please his sponsors
By SERGIO CARDOSO: Populism has become a resource to disqualify political speeches and practices or even to simply embarrass and embarrass opponents
By MATHEUS ATALIBA DA SILVA: Commentary on the new edition of the book by Luiz Bernardo Pericás
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: We need democracy, protection of rights, inclusion and political education. Not of “good” truculence, of “good” anything goes
By LUÍS FERNANDO VITAGLIANO: An illustrious unknown who sums up the worst of both worlds
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA: Between Clóvis Moura and Beatriz Nascimento
By PLINIO DE ARRUDA SAMPAIO JUNIOR: The defeat of the Chilean revolution is combined with far-reaching transformations caused by the structural crisis of capital
By SEAN PURDY, PEDRO ROCHA CURADO & ARGUS ABREU DE MORAIS: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By LEONARDO BOFF: We have reached a point where if we do not change the devastating nature of ecosystems, we may face our extermination as a human species
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: Some notes in which there is nothing by Plato, Erasmus or Saramago, except the expectation of illustrating everyday situations
By LEONARDO SACRAMENTO: There is no way Cristiano Zanin can be a good minister without defending workers
By JOÃO QUARTIM DE MORAES: From Brest-Litovski to the Polish-Ukrainian war
By RICARDO IANNACE: Fantastic or marvelous realism – a classificatory uncertainty
By CAMILA BOLINI, MARIA LUÍSA NÓBREGA & AFRANIO CATANI: We can talk about a project for Latin American universities that had its origins in Argentina and that today guides the legal meaning of university autonomy
By ARI MARCELO SOLON: Hegel said that this is the most beautiful work of all time and also said that Greek tragedy will never be repeated again
By GUSTAVO CAPONI: Progressivism and conservative reaction face each other today in Argentina as they did in Brazil; and the result of the clash could be regrettable
By MARILIA AMORIM: When belonging to a collective is privileged, there is an individual, but there is no subject
By LUIZ MARQUES: Commentary on the recently released book by Juliane Furno and Pedro Rossi
By ANDRES FERRARI & JOSÉ LUÍS FIORI: Sergueï Lavrov, put his “finger in the wound” that emptied the New Delhi meeting, when he spoke of the Euro-Americans’ desire to “Ukrainize” the G-20 meeting
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Brazil is a country in search of its identity. The affirmative action policy, despite having been ridiculed then, is today, fortunately, an achievement
By CAIO BUGIATO: The Ukrainian offensive failed. Which is terrible for Zelensky, who is racing against time and rain to please his sponsors