| Boaventura de Sousa Santos |
General introduction: presentation of principal results
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| Participatory Democracy |
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| Boaventura de Sousa Santos |
Portugal |
Participatory Budgeting in Porto Alegre: Towards a Redistributive Democracy
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| D.L. Sheth |
India |
Grassroots Movements in India:
Towards a New Politics of Participatory Democracy
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| Isabel Guerra |
Portugal |
The Territory as Space for Collective Action: Paradoxes and Virtualities of
the "Strategic Game of Actors" in Territorial Planning in Portugal
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| João Arriscado Nunes and
Nuno Serra |
Portugal |
"Decent housing for the people":
Urban Movements and Emancipation in Portugal
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| Leonardo Avritzer |
Brazil |
Modes of Democratic Deliberation: Theoretical Remarks on Participatory Budgeting in Brazil
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| Maria Célia Paoli |
Brazil |
Companies and Social Responsibility:
The Entanglements of Citizenship
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| Maria Clemencia Ramirez |
Colombia |
The Politics of Recognition and Citizenship in Putumayo and in the Baja Bota of Cauca:
The Case of the 1996 Cocalero Movement
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| Maria Conceição Osório |
Mozambique |
Political Power and Women's Leadership
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| Maria Teresa Uribe |
Colombia |
Social Emancipation in a Context of Protacted War: The Case of San José de Apartadó
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| Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes and
Mauricio García Villegas |
Colombia |
The Constitutional Court and Social Emancipation in Colombia
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| Sakhela Buhlungu |
South Africa |
Reinventing participatory democracy in South Africa.
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| Thomas Isaac and
Patrick Heller |
India |
The politics and institutional design of participatory democracy: lessons from Kerala, India
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| Emir Sader |
Towards other democracies
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| Alternative Production Systems |
| Boaventura de Sousa Santos and
César Rodríguez |
Introduction: Expanding the canon of production
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| Researcher | Country | Title |
| Alberto Melo |
Portugal |
Local Citizen Action as a Form of Resistance Against the New Wave of Worldwide Colonisation: The Case of the "In Loco Association" in Southern Portugal
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| César Rodríguez |
Colombia |
Searching for Economic Alternatives in Times of Globalization: The Case of Garbage Collection Cooperatives in Colombia
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| Harsh Sethi |
India |
Debating Swadeshi
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| Heinz Klug |
South Africa |
Community, Property and Security in Rural South Africa: Emancipatory opportunities or marginalized survival strategies?
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| Horácio Martins de Carvalho |
Brazil |
The Emancipation of the Movement of Landless Rural Workers Within the Continuing Movement of Social Emancipation
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| João Marcos de Almeida Lopes |
Brazil |
The movement of the landless and the conception of an alternative city.
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| Paul Singer |
Brazil |
The Recent Rebirth of the Solidary Economy in Brazil
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| Sharit Bhowmik |
India |
Cooperatives and the Emancipation of the Marginalised: Case Studies from Two Cities in India
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| Teresa Cruz e Silva |
Mozambique |
The General Union of Cooperatives: An Alternative Production System?
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| Zander Soares de Navarro |
Brazil |
"Mobilization Without Emancipation": The Social Struggles of the Landless in Brazil
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| Zander Soares de Navarro |
Brazil |
The MST and the canonization of collective action (A reply to Horacio Martins Carvalho)
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| Anibal Quijano |
Alternative Production Systems?
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| Emancipatory Multiculturalism, Justices and Citizenships |
| Boaventura de Sousa Santos and
João Arriscado Nunes |
Introduction: expanding the canon of recognition, difference and equality
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| Ana Cristina Santos |
Portugal |
Sexual orientation in Portugal: towards a sexual emancipation
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| Boaventura de Sousa Santos |
Portugal |
Towards a Multicultural Conception of Human Rights
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| Carlos Frederico Marés de Souza |
Brazil |
Multiculturalism and Collective Rights
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| Francisco Gutierrez
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Colombia |
Paradoxical Pacts
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| José Manuel Mendes |
Portugal |
A Beira Town in Protest: Memory, Populism and Democracy
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| José Manuel Pureza |
Portugal |
Who Saved East Timor? New References for International Solidarity
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| Lino João de Oliveira Neves |
Brazil |
Magic Eyes From South of the South: Counterhegemonic Initiatives in the Struggle of Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
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| Luis Carlos Arenas |
Colombia |
The Struggle of the U'wa Against Oil Exploration in their Territory: A Case Study of a Local Struggle That Became Global
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| Maria José Arthur |
Mozambique |
Ghosts that Haunt Unions: Women Labor Unionists and the Struggle for the Assertion of their Rights-Mozambique, 1993-2000
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| Shalini Randeria |
India |
Legal Pluralism, Fractured Sovereignty and Differential Citizenship Rights: International Institutions, Social Movements and the Post-Colonial State in India
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| Shamim Meer |
South Africa |
Which Workers, Which Women, What Interests? Race, Class and Gender in Post Apartheid South Africa
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| Yash Ghai |
Globalisation, Multiculturalism, and Law
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| Biodiversity, Rival Knowledges and Intellectual Property Rights |
| Researcher | Country | Title |
| Arturo Escobar
and Mauricio Pardo |
Colombia |
Social Movements and Biodiversity in the Pacific Coast of Colombia
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| João Paulo Borges Coelho |
Mozambique |
The State, Communities, and Natural Disasters in Rural Mozambique
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| Laymert Garcia dos Santos |
Brazil |
High-tech Predation, Biodiversity, and Cultural Erosion: The Case of Brazil
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| Margarita Flórez Alonso |
Colombia |
Protection of Traditional Knowledge
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| Maria Paula Gutierrez Meneses |
Mozambique |
"When there are no problems, we are healthy, no bad luck": For an Emancipatory Conception of Health and Medicines
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| Marisa Matias |
Portugal |
"Don't treat us like dirt!": The Fight Against the Co-Incineration of Dangerous Industrial Waste in the Outskirts of Coimbra
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| Shiv Visvanathan |
India |
Energy and Dreams of Diversity
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| Thokozani Xaba |
South Africa |
Marginalised Medical Practice: The Marginalisation and Transformation of Indigenous Medicines in South Africa
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| Vandana Shiva |
India |
Biodiversity, IPRs and Globalisation
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| Tewolde Egziabher |
People-Based Globalization
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| New Labor Internationalism |
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| Edward Webster and
Rob Lambert |
South Africa |
Social Emancipation and the New Labour Internationalism: A Southern Perspective
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| Elísio Estanque |
Portugal |
The Reinvention of Trade Unionism and the New Challenges of Emancipation-From Local Despotism to Global Mobilization
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| Francisco de Oliveira |
Brazil |
Who Is Singing L'Internationale Again?
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| Gabrielle Dietrich and Nalini Nayak |
India |
Exploring Possibilities of Counterhegemonic Globalisation of Fishworkers' Movement in India and its Global Interactions
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| Hermes Costa |
Portugal |
Portuguese Trade Unionism vis-a-vis the European Works Councils
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| Leonardo Mello e Silva |
Brazil |
"Workers of the Mercosul, Unite!" Building a Collective and Counterhegemonic Voice: When Dissent Means "to come to an agreement with, upon ... "
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| Mauricio Romero |
Colombia |
The Banana Workers from Urabá: From "Subjects to Citizens"?
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| Roberto Véras |
Brazil |
Metalworkers Unionism, the "Strike Festival," and the Possibilities of a National Collective Contract
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