The case of the girl from Espírito Santo: Is this a new turning point in the long journey for abortion rights in Brazil?
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Regional Research and Brazil Case: Local Devolution
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Paradoxes and dangers of anti-lockdown protests
A summary of the article “Corona protests: The cross front for trivialization” authored by Nils Markwardt and published at Die Zeit in May 2020. By
COVID-19 and Politics: De-democratization and Authoritarianism
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COVID-19 and economics: Disasters, corruption, more profits
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Anti-racism and anti-fascism protests: news and analysis
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Contradictory contestations: anti-lockdown protests
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COVID-19 and surveillance: English, Portuguese and Spanish
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COVID-19 and Biopolitics: Compilation I (March-June 2020)
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Bukele: A ‘caudilho’ Dies and A Messiah is Born in El Salvador
SPW begins a series of brief analyses of the Covid-19 crisis in contexts that are generally under-reported by the mainstream press and which are characterized