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NEW ARTICLE: ‘Tropicália’ and the Afterlife of Slavery: Toward an Enfleshed Political Theory of Migration
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📆 Published: October 20 2026
This article argues that the killing of Moïse Mugenyi Kabagambe at the ‘Tropicália’ kiosk in Rio de Janeiro exposes a constitutive limit in dominant normative theories of migration.
This is the new article in our new issue, V20N3!
NEW ARTICLE: Between Typologies and Evidence: Characterizing Executive–Legislative Relations in Acre
This research note examines Executive–Legislative relations in the state of Acre through the lens of theoretical typologies of interbranch interaction.
This is the new article in our new issue, V20N3!
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📆 Published: September 30 2026
NEW ARTICLE: The Glass Ceiling in Brazilian Political Parties: Gender Inequality in Party Leadership Positions
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Published: September 25, 2026
Check out our new complete issue, V20N2!
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NEW ARTICLE: Political Dynamics and Strategies of the Pro-Plastic Advocacy Coalition in Brazil
This article analyzes the political dynamics and strategies of the hegemonic coalition advocating for the interests of Brazil’s plastics value chain.
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NEW ARTICLE: Resilient Port Infrastructure and the Belt and Road Initiative: Climate Adaptation in a Multipolar World
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Na Semana Especial BPSR, do Blog Scielo em Perspectiva | Humanas, as pesquisadoras Gabriela Lotta e Catarina Ianni Segatto destacam as diferentes trajetórias para a adoção da reforma do ensino médio no Brasil.
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Na Semana Especial BPSR, do Blog Scielo em Perspectiva | Humanas, a pesquisadora Natália Massaco Koga analisa o papel dos burocratas federais e dos órgãos de controle de tradução das demandas da sociedade civil para a elaboração de políticas p´úblicas.
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A Semana Especial BPSR, do Blog Scielo em Perspectiva | Humanas, traz video das pesquisadoras Danielle Hanna Rached e Denise Vitalle, que falam de suas parcerias científicas e da importância do trabalho de campo e da “inteligência natural” para construir uma pesquisa
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Na Semana Especial BPSR - Blog Scielo em Perspectiva, os pesquisadores Débora Thomé e Lucas Gelape contam analisaram o que aconteceu com as vereadoras mulheres eleitas para as câmaras municipais em todo o país, a partir de dados do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, de 2002 a 2022.
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