By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA & JEFFERSON FERREIRA DO NASCIMENTO: While the right offers moral conservatism and positions itself as a challenger to the system, the left ended up associating itself with a project that favors socioeconomic conservatism
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: The social order as a foundation for the stability of systems of interaction between social actors
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Comments on Bourdieu's book, Chamboredon and Passeron
By MIGUEL ÂNGELO LAZZARETTI & ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
The president lies, deceives, promises, breaks, says he loves the people, but makes fun of the suffering of others
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Commentary on the book by Patricia Hill Collins
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: Working through “on demand” and “crowdwork” platforms – precariousness and flexibility
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: Self-employment, self-entrepreneurship and the fallacy of entrepreneurship
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA & JEFFERSON FERREIRA DO NASCIMENTO: While the right offers moral conservatism and positions itself as a challenger to the system, the left ended up associating itself with a project that favors socioeconomic conservatism
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: The social order as a foundation for the stability of systems of interaction between social actors
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Comments on Bourdieu's book, Chamboredon and Passeron
By MIGUEL ÂNGELO LAZZARETTI & ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
The president lies, deceives, promises, breaks, says he loves the people, but makes fun of the suffering of others
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Commentary on the book by Patricia Hill Collins
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: Working through “on demand” and “crowdwork” platforms – precariousness and flexibility
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA: Self-employment, self-entrepreneurship and the fallacy of entrepreneurship
