Faculty Fellow Ann Mische (sociology and peace studies) published a special feature essay on The Center for the Study of Social Movement's Mobilizing Ideas blog. The essay explores the link between Brazil's 2013 protest wave and the anti-corruption investigation spearheaded by Judge Sérgio Moro in light of the current political context in Brazil. When addressing future directions for the country, Mische says ,"As in the US and in so many places around the world, we need all hands on deck in defense of democracy and humanity."
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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Special Feature Essay: “Protest, Anti-Partisanship, and the Trajectory of Democratic Crisis in Brazil”
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