“While Brazil’s successes during the first decade of the 21st century were real, a range of submerged social antagonisms later became devastatingly apparent,” says former Wilson Center Fellow @itsben. Watch the full discussion of his new book here.
Junge Co-Edits Volume of Ethnographies from Brazil | Kellogg Institute For International Studies; Thx to Kellogg for the blurb! https://t.co/GlFSzLtdCF
“While Brazil’s successes during the first decade of the 21st century were real, a range of submerged social antagonisms later became devastatingly apparent,” says former Wilson Center Fellow @itsben. Watch the full discussion of his new book here.
This happening today (Wednesday, Nov. 10) at 5:00 pm EST. Join us as the Fall 2021 Precarious Democracy Book-Launch tour continues...Here's the link to attend:
https://t.co/ddssDGHNxs
This happening today (Tuesday, Nov. 2) at 1:30 pm ET. Join us as the Fall 2021 Precarious Democracy Book-Launch tour continues...
https://t.co/7E59Vo7JrA
Event: "Ethnographies of Hope, Despair, and Resistance in Brazil"
Join us next Tuesday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET for a conversation about @itsben's new book "Precarious Democracy."
Panelists include: @Debora_D_Diniz, Patricia Pinho, and Moisés Kopper.
IT IS OUT! Proud and excited at the release of "Precarious Democracy," a labor of love undertaken with the excellent Sean Mitchell, Alvaro Jarrin, and Lucia Cantero, as well as over a dozen Brazilian and US-sian anthropologists. https://t.co/WLKLBMuUKP
Com profundo pesar, o Comitê Executivo da seção @lasabrasil se solidariza com familiares, colegas, amigas e amigos do crítico literário e Professor Emérito da Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas da Universidade de São Paulo, Alfredo Bosi
@LASACONGRESS
For those who want to read on political subjectivity & participatory budgeting in Brazil this book by Ben Junge is a must-read. Many insights to think about democracy too. Now it is only available in hardcopy format, so this is good purchase for your University's library.