By LUIZ CARLOS BRESSER-PEREIRA: Fábio Mascaro Querido has just made a notable contribution to the intellectual history of Brazil by publishing “Lugar peripheral, ideias moderna” (Peripheral Place, Modern Ideas), in which he studies what he calls “USP’s academic Marxism”
By DANIEL COSTA: In the contemporary political scene, both corruption and populism continue to be used as rhetorical weapons in partisan and ideological disputes.
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES: Donald Trump will need henchmen to reinforce his global dictatorship, such as Putin, Netanyahu, Milei, Erdogan, Meloni, Órban, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, etc.
By ANDRÉ LEMOS: It is important to recognize that traditional communities of Afro-Brazilian origin, incorporated into their religions, have components that legitimize them as social spaces of care and health.
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: A story that Pablo Larraín didn’t tell in the film “Maria”
By PERRY ANDERSON: Today we are still in a situation where a single dominant ideology governs most of the world. Resistance and dissent are far from dead, but they continue to lack systematic and uncompromising articulation.
ALAIN BIHR, JEAN-MARIE HEINRICH, ROLAND PFEFFERKORN and YANNIS THANASSEKOS: A mass mobilization across Europe is needed to immediately stop a policy that already has some saying they will have to choose between “pensions or ammunition”
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: The Jewish State, in total disagreement with all Jewish principles of the Diaspora, in addition to massacring the native people of Palestine, exports weapons and trains executioners to control and repress insurgent peoples in other countries.
By DAVID R. MARTINS: The Dworkinian view of law offers a powerful lens for understanding the role of the STF in the Brazilian legal system
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE: Considerations based on the book by Eleutério Prado
By FABIANO DE SOUZA GONTIJO: Foreword to the recently released book by Marina Ramos Neves de Castro
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Vladimir Putin may not agree to a ceasefire or armistice as long as Europeans continue to arm Ukraine
By RAUL ZIBECHI: To stop the violence there is only one requirement: to put an end to this predatory and genocidal capitalist system that sees the adelitas, the panchos and the emilianos (the poor below) as its enemies.
By LUCYANE DE MORAES: The savagery imposed by the logic of the whip on social media leaves a void that undermines impulses of future resistance
By VALERIO ARCARY: At the saddest time in life, which is the time to say goodbye, Zezé is being remembered by many
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Admirers of so-called great literature, as well as theater, have created a prejudice that, with a certain arrogance, tends to despise audiovisual versions, applying the stigma of infidelity to them.
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Economic nationalists want to return to a mythical past marked by American industrial splendor, while the technological camp imagines a utopian future managed by artificial intelligence
By EBERVAL GADELHA FIGUEIREDO JÚNIOR: Not even our atheists escape cultural Catholicism, carrying in their unconscious the language of saints and promises
By MARCOS PAULO PEREIRA SON: With the rise of far-right movements, we are facing a civilizational crisis that expresses the failure of the New Republic to establish modernization with social inclusion
By LUIZ CARLOS BRESSER-PEREIRA: Fábio Mascaro Querido has just made a notable contribution to the intellectual history of Brazil by publishing “Lugar peripheral, ideias moderna” (Peripheral Place, Modern Ideas), in which he studies what he calls “USP’s academic Marxism”
By DANIEL COSTA: In the contemporary political scene, both corruption and populism continue to be used as rhetorical weapons in partisan and ideological disputes.
By ANDRÉ MÁRCIO NEVES SOARES: Donald Trump will need henchmen to reinforce his global dictatorship, such as Putin, Netanyahu, Milei, Erdogan, Meloni, Órban, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, etc.
By ANDRÉ LEMOS: It is important to recognize that traditional communities of Afro-Brazilian origin, incorporated into their religions, have components that legitimize them as social spaces of care and health.
By MANUFACTURING MARIAROSARIA: A story that Pablo Larraín didn’t tell in the film “Maria”
By PERRY ANDERSON: Today we are still in a situation where a single dominant ideology governs most of the world. Resistance and dissent are far from dead, but they continue to lack systematic and uncompromising articulation.
ALAIN BIHR, JEAN-MARIE HEINRICH, ROLAND PFEFFERKORN and YANNIS THANASSEKOS: A mass mobilization across Europe is needed to immediately stop a policy that already has some saying they will have to choose between “pensions or ammunition”
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: The Jewish State, in total disagreement with all Jewish principles of the Diaspora, in addition to massacring the native people of Palestine, exports weapons and trains executioners to control and repress insurgent peoples in other countries.
By DAVID R. MARTINS: The Dworkinian view of law offers a powerful lens for understanding the role of the STF in the Brazilian legal system
By JOSÉ RAIMUNDO TRINDADE: Considerations based on the book by Eleutério Prado
By FABIANO DE SOUZA GONTIJO: Foreword to the recently released book by Marina Ramos Neves de Castro
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Vladimir Putin may not agree to a ceasefire or armistice as long as Europeans continue to arm Ukraine
By RAUL ZIBECHI: To stop the violence there is only one requirement: to put an end to this predatory and genocidal capitalist system that sees the adelitas, the panchos and the emilianos (the poor below) as its enemies.
By LUCYANE DE MORAES: The savagery imposed by the logic of the whip on social media leaves a void that undermines impulses of future resistance
By VALERIO ARCARY: At the saddest time in life, which is the time to say goodbye, Zezé is being remembered by many
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Admirers of so-called great literature, as well as theater, have created a prejudice that, with a certain arrogance, tends to despise audiovisual versions, applying the stigma of infidelity to them.
By FERNANDO NOGUEIRA DA COSTA: Economic nationalists want to return to a mythical past marked by American industrial splendor, while the technological camp imagines a utopian future managed by artificial intelligence
By EBERVAL GADELHA FIGUEIREDO JÚNIOR: Not even our atheists escape cultural Catholicism, carrying in their unconscious the language of saints and promises
By MARCOS PAULO PEREIRA SON: With the rise of far-right movements, we are facing a civilizational crisis that expresses the failure of the New Republic to establish modernization with social inclusion
