The #NotHim Movement, the Presidential Elections in Brazil and the Aftermath
By Juliane Bazzo I write these lines not only as an external investigator of facts, but also as...
Author: Zammataro
Hitting Fascism from Below: Lessons from the Far East on How to Fight Like a Girl
By Rafael Munia On January 27, at Meiji University in Tokyo, a line of middle-aged and senior women...
PT and Bolsonaro: from the Normalization of an Anomy to the Rise of Fascism in Brazil
By Hugo Goeury On 28 October 2018, Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil. With 55.13% of the vote, he...
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The Antidemocratic Future of the Republican Party
Elizabeth Foley The most consequential midterm elections in modern American history are now over, and assuming Trump doesn’t send...
What Comes Next? Building on the Momentum of the Amazon Fiasco
Emily Holloway I’ve been fiercely protective of New York City since moving here three years ago. Yes, I...
The Cost of Selling Degrees: The Exploitation of Adjunct Educators
William J. Lorenzo I come from a family of educators. I don’t have an especially large family, but I...
Revolution and CUNY: Remembering the 1969 Fight for Open Admissions
Bhargav Rani The past month has seen a spate of retrospectives debating the legacy of the failed revolution...
The Power and Political Potentials of Images
Zehra Husain A political movement has been stirring in Pakistan. 26-year-old Manzoor Pashteen from South Waziristan, also called ‘Pakistani...
Ethnography as Espionage: An Interview with Katherine Verdery
Nicholas Glastonbury In my first year at the Graduate Center, I had the luck and good instinct to...
