By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Comment on the recently released book by Mário Baggio
By RENATO DAGNINO: The university-company relationship and the “entrepreneurial” orientation
By HERICK ARGOLO: Recognizing a democratic-popular stage does not please revolutionary verbiage, but it is what really allows us to achieve a popular democracy
By DANILO AUGUSTO DA SILVA HORTA: China's international insertion and its growing influence over Latin American and African economies have repercussions on Brazilian economic and diplomatic dynamics
By MICHEL AIRES DE SOUZA DIAS: It is increasingly difficult for the State to manage efficiently, as its ability to act to govern for the benefit of the population is undermined by capitalist logic
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: Considerations about Il sol dell'avvenire (The best is yet to come), film by Nanni Moretti
By ANDREW FEENBERG: The philosophy of praxis is significant today as the most developed attempt within Marxism to reflect on the consequences of the rationalization of society under capitalism
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: Rio Grande do Sul at the epicenter of the climate catastrophe – between civil solidarity, state action and social anomie
By REGINALDO S. FERNANDES: Government is like beans, it only works in a pressure cooker
By ANDRÉ LEMOS: The struggle of the political situation in Brazil is not only in the context of deepening democracy or not, but in the context of the survival or not of democracy
By VALERIO ARCARY: Lulism, or political loyalty to the experience of governments led by the PT, made it possible to win support among the very poor. But the left, although it maintains positions, has lost hegemony over its original mass social base.
By GABRIEL MARTINS DA SILVA & MATHEUS RIBEIRO ALVES DE LIMA: Commentary on the play directed by Luiz Felipe Reis
By ESTEBAN VERNIK: In his diagnosis of modernity, Georg Simmel sees it as the progressive replacement of proximity by distance
By JOÃO HÉLIO FERREIRA PES: It is important to legally define whether the Guaíba is a river or a lake for the purpose of effective implementation of public policies to protect its banks
By BRUNO RESCK: Without breaking the bonds of neoliberal policies, it will not be possible to build emancipatory alternatives in the field of education
By ERIK CHICONELLI GOMES: Antero left us a clear example of how journalistic practice can and should be aligned with the values of social justice and democratic commitment
By LEONARDO BOFF: Science and technology can no longer stop climate change, but can only warn its arrival and mitigate its harmful effects
By FÁBIO VENTURINI, JANES JORGE & LUIGI BIONDI: Introduction from the organizers of the recently published collection
By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Comment on the recently released book by Mário Baggio
By RENATO DAGNINO: The university-company relationship and the “entrepreneurial” orientation
By HERICK ARGOLO: Recognizing a democratic-popular stage does not please revolutionary verbiage, but it is what really allows us to achieve a popular democracy
By DANILO AUGUSTO DA SILVA HORTA: China's international insertion and its growing influence over Latin American and African economies have repercussions on Brazilian economic and diplomatic dynamics
By MICHEL AIRES DE SOUZA DIAS: It is increasingly difficult for the State to manage efficiently, as its ability to act to govern for the benefit of the population is undermined by capitalist logic
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: Considerations about Il sol dell'avvenire (The best is yet to come), film by Nanni Moretti
By ANDREW FEENBERG: The philosophy of praxis is significant today as the most developed attempt within Marxism to reflect on the consequences of the rationalization of society under capitalism
By RODRIGO GHIRINGHELLI DE AZEVEDO: Rio Grande do Sul at the epicenter of the climate catastrophe – between civil solidarity, state action and social anomie
By REGINALDO S. FERNANDES: Government is like beans, it only works in a pressure cooker
By ANDRÉ LEMOS: The struggle of the political situation in Brazil is not only in the context of deepening democracy or not, but in the context of the survival or not of democracy
By VALERIO ARCARY: Lulism, or political loyalty to the experience of governments led by the PT, made it possible to win support among the very poor. But the left, although it maintains positions, has lost hegemony over its original mass social base.
By GABRIEL MARTINS DA SILVA & MATHEUS RIBEIRO ALVES DE LIMA: Commentary on the play directed by Luiz Felipe Reis
By ESTEBAN VERNIK: In his diagnosis of modernity, Georg Simmel sees it as the progressive replacement of proximity by distance
By JOÃO HÉLIO FERREIRA PES: It is important to legally define whether the Guaíba is a river or a lake for the purpose of effective implementation of public policies to protect its banks
By BRUNO RESCK: Without breaking the bonds of neoliberal policies, it will not be possible to build emancipatory alternatives in the field of education
By ERIK CHICONELLI GOMES: Antero left us a clear example of how journalistic practice can and should be aligned with the values of social justice and democratic commitment
By LEONARDO BOFF: Science and technology can no longer stop climate change, but can only warn its arrival and mitigate its harmful effects
By FÁBIO VENTURINI, JANES JORGE & LUIGI BIONDI: Introduction from the organizers of the recently published collection
