A history of USP student strikes
By ANTONIO DAVID & LINCOLN SECCO: At USP, every student strike is against the power structure, it is against power exercised arbitrarily.
10/06/2025
By ANTONIO DAVID & LINCOLN SECCO: At USP, every student strike is against the power structure, it is against power exercised arbitrarily.
By LINCOLN SECCO: In 1930, a liberal banker unintentionally saved Brazil from market fundamentalism. Today, with Haddad and Galípolo, ideologies die, but the national interest should survive
By LINCOLN SECCO: A Braudelian reading of the Portuguese revolutionary process
Debate with Jose Arbex Jr. e Lincoln Secco on the direction of the American empire
By LINCOLN SECCO: Commentary on the book by Diogo Valença de Azevedo Costa & Eliane Veras Soares.
By LINCOLN SECCO: The judicialization of public teaching competitions at USP is not new, but it tends to grow for a series of reasons that should concern the university community
By LINCOLN SECCO & GIOVANNI SEMERARO: Commentary on the complete online translation of Antonio Gramsci's book
By LINCOLN SECCO: With a simple casual comparison of leftist statements with empirical data we can see that the analyses are not being calibrated by reality, but by subjective impressions
By LINCOLN SECCO: Getúlio Vargas left answers suspended. His faces were that of an apparently unwilling revolutionary, of a voting loyalist, of an anti-communist dictator, of a sincere labor leader
By LINCOLN SECCO: Considerations on “The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte”, by Karl Marx
By LINCOLN SECCO: Tribute to the historian and professor, recently deceased
By LINCOLN SECCO & OSVALDO COGGIOLA: In April 1974, this revolution began a process of dissolution of the State apparatus, the result of a worker and popular mobilization without parallel in post-war Europe
By LINCOLN SECCO: The examples of violence in Casa Grande and Senzala are neither despicable nor gratuitous. We must ask ourselves why the author was forced to multiply them
By LINCOLN SECCO: Kissinger was a scholar, but also a statesman, propagandist of conservative ideology, a calculating and intriguing state official, a careerist and, later, advisor to several presidents
By FERNANDO SARTI FERREIRA & LINCOLN SECCO: Tel Aviv is today the center of the international far right
By LINCOLN SECCO: A history of strikes at the University of São Paulo from 2002 to 2023
By LINCOLN SECCO: From the Glicério floodplain to Liberdade, the churches of Boa Morte, do Enforcado and dos Aflitos outline a historical circuit of the black population
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Brotherhood of Our Lady of the Rosary of Black Men was very important in the social life of slaves
By ANTONIO DAVID & LINCOLN SECCO: At USP, every student strike is against the power structure, it is against power exercised arbitrarily.
By LINCOLN SECCO: In 1930, a liberal banker unintentionally saved Brazil from market fundamentalism. Today, with Haddad and Galípolo, ideologies die, but the national interest should survive
By LINCOLN SECCO: A Braudelian reading of the Portuguese revolutionary process
Debate with Jose Arbex Jr. e Lincoln Secco on the direction of the American empire
By LINCOLN SECCO: Commentary on the book by Diogo Valença de Azevedo Costa & Eliane Veras Soares.
By LINCOLN SECCO: The judicialization of public teaching competitions at USP is not new, but it tends to grow for a series of reasons that should concern the university community
By LINCOLN SECCO & GIOVANNI SEMERARO: Commentary on the complete online translation of Antonio Gramsci's book
By LINCOLN SECCO: With a simple casual comparison of leftist statements with empirical data we can see that the analyses are not being calibrated by reality, but by subjective impressions
By LINCOLN SECCO: Getúlio Vargas left answers suspended. His faces were that of an apparently unwilling revolutionary, of a voting loyalist, of an anti-communist dictator, of a sincere labor leader
By LINCOLN SECCO: Considerations on “The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte”, by Karl Marx
By LINCOLN SECCO: Tribute to the historian and professor, recently deceased
By LINCOLN SECCO & OSVALDO COGGIOLA: In April 1974, this revolution began a process of dissolution of the State apparatus, the result of a worker and popular mobilization without parallel in post-war Europe
By LINCOLN SECCO: The examples of violence in Casa Grande and Senzala are neither despicable nor gratuitous. We must ask ourselves why the author was forced to multiply them
By LINCOLN SECCO: Kissinger was a scholar, but also a statesman, propagandist of conservative ideology, a calculating and intriguing state official, a careerist and, later, advisor to several presidents
By FERNANDO SARTI FERREIRA & LINCOLN SECCO: Tel Aviv is today the center of the international far right
By LINCOLN SECCO: A history of strikes at the University of São Paulo from 2002 to 2023
By LINCOLN SECCO: From the Glicério floodplain to Liberdade, the churches of Boa Morte, do Enforcado and dos Aflitos outline a historical circuit of the black population
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Brotherhood of Our Lady of the Rosary of Black Men was very important in the social life of slaves
