Vol. 22 No. 1 (2015): Movimentos Sociais e Instituições Políticas na América Latina

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Dossier "Social Movements and Political Institutions in Latin America"

• Political conflictivity fields and social movements in Ecuador’s Citizen Revolution

  Franklin Ramírez Gallegos, Soledad Stoessel

  4-29

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• The crisis of mexican left-wing movements in the context of the “43 de Ayotzinapa ” protest in 2014

  Massimo Modonesi

  30-52

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• Social conflict in Chile: State, market and democracy

  Carlos Ruiz Encina

  53-65

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• Uruguay: social movements during Jose Mujica’s government (2010-2015)

  Carlos Moreira, Tamara Lajtman

  66-82

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• Social mobilization and political changes: revisiting the concept of political action grammars

  Ana Natalucci

  83-106

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• Democratization and contentious politics: analytical perspectives of networks in Brazil and Argentina (1978-1984)

  Rafael de Souza

  107-130

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• Social movements, political parties and network analysis: an interview with Ann Mische

  Catalina González Zambrano, Gabriela Pereira Martins, Rafael de Souza

  131-141

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Translations

• Facing an unequal world, by Michael Burawoy

  José Guirado Neto

  142-181

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Articles

• The university question in Max Weber: between methodological writings and political Sociology

  Mariana Toledo Ferreira

  182-208

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• The terror of the positive: 'O alienista' and Comte’s positivism

  Elton Corbanezi

  209-232

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Reviews

• Ernesto Laclau and his contribution to political theory

  Fernando dos Santos Modelli

  233-241

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Interviews

• For a Marxist sociology of religion: interview with Michael Löwy

  Deni Alfaro Rubbo, Marcelo Netto Rodrigues

  242-250

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