The Ashamed Right in Latin America: Evidence of a Post-Authoritarian Phenomenon
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The article It’s My Party and I’ll Lie If I Want ...
Tag: Social science
Three Perspectives on Political Economy and the Future of Capitalism
by Tarik Hamdam* Reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling In light of the many political- economic turbulences the world has been ...
Study Reveals That Indigenous Leadership Mobilization Contributes to Land Demarcation in Brazil
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The study Opening the Black Box: An Empirical Analysis of the ...
Social Assistance in Large Cities: How São Paulo and Belo Horizonte Structure Their Policies
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The governance of social assistance policy in Brazilian metropolises is the ...
Structural Challenges to Women’s Leadership: A Perspective on Gender and Political Representation
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The book Paths to Women’s Leadership, by Luciana Panke (UFPR), offers ...
The Embarrassed Right in Latin America: Evidence of a Post-Authoritarian Phenomenon
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The article It’s My Party and I’ll Lie If I Want ...
Dataset of 282 Million Tweets Marks Study on Brazilian Elections
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The study The Interfaces Twitter Elections Dataset: Construction Process and Characteristics ...
Environmental Education in the Prison System: A Path to Citizenship
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The study Environmental Education and Citizenship in Prison Settings: Results of ...
Book Explores the Reconfiguration of the Latin American Right in the 21st Century
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling The transformations of Latin America’s political right in recent decades are ...
Historical Analysis in Political Science: A New Methodological Approach
by PublicABCP Translated and reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling Is it possible to study politics without considering history? This is ...
