Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Anuê Jaci: foreign policy and indigenous peoples facing conservative inflection and bolsonarism	-
	-	“vulnerable” migrants? : Migration policies and the right to health in Argentina	-
	-	The “ordinary provisional” in the everyday life of immigrants in São Paulo	-
	-	An analysis on paradoxical gender equality+ policies and the violence in Brazil	-
	-	Pluralizing governance from the perspective of the water-energy-food nexus: pathways to sustainability in the macro metropolis of São Paulo	-
	-	Notes on governance and planning in the Metropolitan Region of Sorocaba (São Paulo - Brazil)	-
	-	The governance of selective waste collection of municipal solid waste: mapping the actors of the municipality of São Paulo	-
	-	A worrying discursive fracture	-
	-	Populism: the huge semiotic upheaval?	-
	-	The enunciative strategy in hate speeches that mark contemporary political and social environments	-
	-	Towards a planetary semiotics	-
	-	O fazer enunciativo diante de desafios sociais contemporâneos: como discursos políticos e sociais passaram a ser moldados	-
	-	The politics of promise or threat and the praxis of hope: modeling a linguistic-phenomenological epistemology of practice for the assessment of alternative worldviews in media literacy	-
	-	Speech on the limits of obedience: enunciates that emphasize or disguise conflicts between Mandetta and Bolsonaro during the crisis of the coronavirus in Brazil	-
	-	The representations of the Bolivian immigrant: enunciative issues	-
	-	Financial crises, rise of the far right and relativization of human rights	-
	-	Some reflections on the importance of ‘how to rule”	-
	-	Totalitarism in The Handmaid’s Tale: between manipulation and programming	-
	-	Political ridiculous: an analysis about an aesthetic-political mutation	-
	-	Sustainability, well-being and human rights	-