By RAUL PONT: It is now possible to take stock, an assessment of what happened in Rio Grande do Sul, which goes beyond the resulting humanitarian crisis and the necessary priority of care for victims
By PIERRE DARDOT: Introduction to the newly edited book
By LUIZ MARQUES: In the climate crisis with the flood catastrophe, neoliberals disguise themselves as socialists, and the demagoguery of the self-regulated market is exchanged for statism of convenience
By ANA LÚCIA GOES, CLAUDIA MIRANDA & RENATO FRANCISQUINI: The nature of a trade union organization and the participation of the category in different deliberative spaces
By BRUNO FABRICIO ALCEBINO DA SILVA: The Tories' future looks bleak. The impending elections could mark not just a defeat but a possible disintegration of the party as we know it
By ARTHUR GROHS: All signs suggest that printed journalism has lost its purpose, under its current configuration
By RAUL PONT: It is now possible to take stock, an assessment of what happened in Rio Grande do Sul, which goes beyond the resulting humanitarian crisis and the necessary priority of care for victims
By PIERRE DARDOT: Introduction to the newly edited book
By LUIZ MARQUES: In the climate crisis with the flood catastrophe, neoliberals disguise themselves as socialists, and the demagoguery of the self-regulated market is exchanged for statism of convenience
By ANA LÚCIA GOES, CLAUDIA MIRANDA & RENATO FRANCISQUINI: The nature of a trade union organization and the participation of the category in different deliberative spaces
By BRUNO FABRICIO ALCEBINO DA SILVA: The Tories' future looks bleak. The impending elections could mark not just a defeat but a possible disintegration of the party as we know it
By ARTHUR GROHS: All signs suggest that printed journalism has lost its purpose, under its current configuration