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[ ( ]

(Anti-)neoliberalismo


[ 1 ]

1933/34 National Constituent Assembly; 1934 Constitution; 1964 Brazilian coup d’état; 1980s


[ < ]

Brazil Today magazine; Padroado; Argentina Austral review


[ A ]

Abductive (symptomatic) Methodology; Abolition; Abolitionism; Aboriginal law; Aboriginal titles; Access to justice; Active abolitionism; Administrative Theories; Adoption; Africa; Agrarian reform; Agricultural Reforms; Agricultural colonies; Agriculture; Albert Camus; Alcântara Launching Center; Alejo Carpentier; Alfonsín; Alfredo Freyre; Alliance for Progress; American Congress of Lima; American expansionism; Americanization; Ancien Régime; Angola; Anti-terrorism Legislation; Argentina; Armed forces; Arthur Schnitzler; Aráoz Alfaro; Autobiography; Autoimmunity; Autonomy; Autopoiesis


[ B ]

Baptism; Bartolomé Mitre; Bernardo Pereira de Vasconcelos; Biopower; Brasilidade; Brazil; Brazil and Peru; Brazil-Argentina relations; Brazilian Labor Legislation; Brazilian Novels; Brazilian history; Brazilian state; Buenos Aires


[ C ]

Camões; Canada; Capital Accumulation; Capricho magazine; Captive Audience Speeches; Carlos Ibarguren; Carlos Maximiliano Reform; Carlos Sánchez Viamonte; Catholic Church; Catholic Reaction movement; Catholic Restoration; Catholic Sociability; Catholic Thought; Catholic anti-communism; Ceará intellectuals; Celso Furtado; Central Bank of Brazil; Chamber Grotesque; Change of Paradigms; Childhood; Chile; China; Cinema; Cinematographic Image; Cisplatine Province; Citizenship; City; City of Buenos Aires; Civil disobedience; Civil unions; Class Relations in the Empire; Classical School; Clinical Method; Clinical method; Clovis Bevilacqua; Cláudia magazine; Codification; Colonelism; Colonial World; Colonization; Commemoration; Common European Legal Tradition; Common Good; Communism; Conceição Evaristo; Concept; Concept of ‘strike’; Conflict; Congress of Panama; Consensus; Conservative Thought; Constitution; Constitutional Courts; Contemporary Legal Thought; Contemporary Migrations; Contemporary Subjectivity; Contemporary Terrorism; Contestado War; Corporatism; Correction; Correctional Facilities; Courts; Crack; Credit; Crime; Crimes of responsibility; Criminal Anthropology; Criminal Law; Criminal Policy; Criminal justice; Criminalization; Criminology; Crisis; Critical Criminology; Cultural Appropriation; Culture


[ D ]

Darwinism; Death Penalty; Default; Democracy; Department; Deportation; Desire; Development; Dictatorship; Differential Disciplinary Policy; Disapproval; Disciplinary Perspectives; Discipline; Divini Redemptoris; Document search and seizure order; Domination; Dostoyevsky; Draft Bills


[ E ]

EU Constitutional Process and Policy; East Timor; Economic Development; Economics; Economics of the illegal drug trade; Economy; Edward Said; Elections; Electoral mobilization; Emancipated Slaves; Empire; Empire of Brazil; Entrepreneurism; Eric Santner; Escola do Recife; Ethos Institute; Eurasian Economic Union; Europe; Euthanasia; Evidentialism (Clinical Method); Ex-convicts from the Penitentiary System; Exclusion; Execution Proceedings; Executive-Judiciary Relations; External Debt; Extradition


[ F ]

Family; Family Law; Fantasy; Farmworkers Movements; Faust; Fear; Federal Constitution; Federal Government; Female condition; Feminism; Financial Crisis; Financial Institutionalization; Financial Reforms; Food Trade; Forced Exile; Foreign publicity; France; Franco’s dictatorship; Free Time; Freedom; Freemasonry; French Revolution; Fundamental Psychopathology; Future Past


[ G ]

Gauchos; Gazeta Nacional; Gender; General Assembly; General theory of procedure; Germanic Europe; Getulio Vargas; Gilberto Freyre; Global Society; Goethe; Government; Government Practices; Granbery Law School; Grande Sertão: Veredas; Grotesque Realism; Guarda Negra; Guilt; Guimarães Rosa


[ H ]

Haiti; Higher Education; Hispanism; Historical Narrative; History; History and Literature; History of Law; History of Legal Ideas; History of Political Ideas; History of law; History of legal proceedings; Honor; Human Rights; Human Rights Internamerican Court; Human rights; Humanitarian Wars


[ I ]

IMF; ITRA; Idea Circulation; Idea Circulation and Cultural Appropriation; Idea of Nation; Ideology; Ilha do Governador; Illness as Metaphor; Image of Nation; Imaginary; Immaterial cultural heritage; Immigration; Immunology; Imperial Brazil; Imperial Brazilian State; Imperial state; Independence; Indian; Indiciarism and Psychoanalysis; Influences; Initial Period of Independence; Institutional Act; Institutions; Instituto do Ceará; Integralism; Intellectuals; Intendancy; International Convention on the Rights of the Child; International Cooperation; International migration; International relations


[ J ]

Jansenism; Jean Bertrand Aristide; Joaquim; Joaquim Nabuco; Jornal das Moças; Jornal do Commercio; José Saramago; José de Souza Marques; Journalism; Juan González Calderón; Judicial Courses; Judicial Culture; Judicial review; Judicialization of politics; Judiciary, budget; Juiz de Fora Law School; Juridical Norms; Jus gentium; Justice


[ L ]

Labor; Labor regulation; Labour; Landowners; Latin America; Latin American integration; Law; Law Reviews; Law and development; Leaders; Legal Culture; Legal Field; Legal Norms; Legal Rights System; Legal Sources; Legal System; Legal and Political Ideas; Legal culture; Legal grounds; Legal psychology; Legal sociology; Legal-penal Ideas; Legislation; Liberal Revolution of Porto; Liberalism; Literature; Lula; Lusitanian Integralism; Luso-Brazilian myth; Luso-Brazilianism; Lusotropicalism


[ M ]

MPLA; Machado de Assis; Malargüe; Maranhão; Marbury vs. Madison; Markets; Marriage; Marxism; Masonry; Medieval Theology; Memory; Mendoza; Mental Health; Mental health; Mercosur; Mesopotamia; Mexico; Middle Ages; Migration; Military Regimes; Military dictatorship; Military governments; Military law; Mobilization of the sans-culottes; Modern Constitutionalism; Modern and Ancient European Constitutional Models; Modern legal culture; Modernity; Monetary Policy; Monteiro Lobato; Movement of Ideas; Multiculturalism; Municipal Government


[ N ]

Narration; Narrative; Narratology; Nation; National Constituent Assembly; National States; National Syndicalism; National security; Naval construction; Nazi criminal law; Nazi subjectivism; Neoclassical Movement; Neoliberalism; New Politics; New Silk Route; Nineteenth Century


[ O ]

O Paiz; Office of Inter-American Affairs; Oligarchy; Operation Condor; Oporto Revolution; Order; Organic Monarchy; Organizational Change; Organizational Culture


[ P ]

Pan-American Union; Panopticism; Paraná; Passages; Pastoral Rule; Patagonia; Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes; Peace Missions; Peasant Movements; Penal Law; Penal State; Penal System; Penal Systems; Penal Welfarism; Perfect Market; Pernambuco; Peronism; Peru; Philosophy of Law; Pietas Mariana; Police; Police and Public Security; Political Conservatism; Political Culture; Political Discourse; Political Economy; Political History; Political Ideas; Political Practice; Political Radicalization; Political Theory; Political Unconscious; Political theology; Politics; Pombaline Reforms; Population; Populism; Ports; Portugal; Portuguese Empire; Positivism; Post Abolition; Post Mortem Inventories; Power; Press; Prison; Prisons; Psychoanalysis; Psychoanalysis in extension; Public; Public Administration; Public Management; Public Opinion; Public Power; Public policies; Publicizing of history; Punishment; Punitive Power


[ Q ]

Quilombo


[ R ]

Racism; Raison d’État; Re-election; Realidade magazine; Refugees; Regionalism; Regulations; Relations of Power ; Relationship; Religion and Popular Culture; Religious Culture; Representations; Repression; Republican Regime; Restauração; Right to Adequate Housing; Right to strike; Rio de Janeiro; Rio de Janeiro Conference; Risk society; Roberto Mangabeira Unger; Roland Freisler; Roman law; Rosana Paulino; Rui Barbosa; Rule of Saint Benedict; Rural Workers; Russia


[ S ]

Salazarism; Santa Catarina; Schutz; Scientific Paradigm; Sebastianism; Sertanejos; Servitude; Sexual Abuse; Sexuality; Shanghai Cooperation Organization; Simmel; Simón Bolívar; Slave flight; Slavery; Sociability; Sociability network; Social Inequality; Social Networks; Social Classes in the Empire; Social Control; Social Democracy; Social Discipline; Social Inclusion and Exclusion; Social Policies; Social Projects; Social Structure; Social Systems Theory; Social Tensions; Socialism; Sociology; South America; Spain; Spatial Program; Spinoza; State; State Bureaucracy; State Terrorism; State Violence; State of Emergency; State of Exception; State order; State terror; State-owned Banks; Stranger; Strategic Projects; Strike; Subject, subjugation, primacy of money; Subjectivity; Suicide Pact; Sumé; Supreme Court; Supreme Federal Court; Sustainable Human Development; São Tomé [Saint Thomas]


[ T ]

Teleology; Telephone; Terrorist; The Caribbean; The Middle Ages; The Name of the Rose; The Raizals; Third-World Ministers; Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Mann; Torah; Totalitarianism; Traditional knowledge; Traditionalism; Transnational Capital; Trials


[ U ]

UN; US Supreme Court; Ultramontanism; Umberto Eco; United Nations, Cold War; United States; Universal Declaration of Human Rights; Universities; Urbanization; Uruguay


[ V ]

Vargas Era; Vargas Era (1931-1945); Vargas government; Vargas’ second term; Vienna; Vintismo; Violence; Vulnerability


[ W ]

Walter Benjamin; War; War on Drugs; West Africa; Work; Working-Class Sectors; World War II; Writing of history


[ Y ]

Yerba mate; Youth


[ a ]

abolitionists; administrative efficiency; agricultural reforms; anti-abolitionism; anti-terrorism law; authoritarianism


[ b ]

biological determinism; biopolitics; bishops’ amnesty


[ c ]

carer; caudillism; censureship; centralisation; centralization; certification; citizenship; civic order; civilian-military-corporate dictatorship; clerical conservatism, the Holy See; cocaine; codification; cognition; collectiveness; colonial period; colonialism; common law; constitutional history; constitutional law; constitutionalism; contemporary slave labor; contemporary society; continental treaty; contractualism; corporate elite; counter-reforms; court structure; courts/crime; crime; crime and punishment in the 19th century; crime, justice; criminal; criminal justice; criminal policy; criminal proceedings; criminal subjugation; criminality in medieval Portugal, royal power; criminalization; crisis; critical criminology; critical perspective; cultural studies; culture


[ d ]

death penalty; decolonization; demagogy; democracy; democratic experience; democratic republicanism; developmentalism; dialectic concept of law; dictatorship; diplomacy; discipline; dominant sectors; drug trafficking; drugs


[ e ]

economic analysis; economic history; education; empire; environment; environmental disaster; eroticism; ethic isolationism; ethnic groups; eugenics; evidential paradigm; experiences and expectations


[ f ]

faith; family; fascism; federalism; financial capital; flogging; foreign policy; fundamental laws


[ g ]

genocide; global migrations and immigrants; globalization; governability; government


[ h ]

habeas corpus; helplessness; historical and social contexts; historiography; history; history of cinema; human rights


[ i ]

identification methods; identity; illegality; impeachment; imperial diplomacy; indigenous peoples; indigenous rights; individual trajectories; information bureau; institutional changes; institutions; intellectual career; intellectual history; intellectuals; international slave trade; international unconstitutionality; interprofessional team


[ j ]

journalism; judicial discretion; juridical ideas; jurisprudence; justice; justice of the peace; juvenile court


[ l ]

labor disputes; labourism; law and society movement; lawyers; leaderships; legal culture; legal indicators; legal journalism; legal knowledge; legal professions; legal psychology; legal realism; legal research; legal system; legal systems; legislation; liberalism; lime manufacturers; liminality; local demands


[ m ]

mancipium, nexus; massacre; maternity; medical discourse; memory; middle class; migration, segregation, exclusion; modernity; monarchy; monopolized media channels; moral theology; municipalities


[ n ]

narco-economies; nation; national sovereignty; natural resources; negotiated transition; neo-constitutionalism; new Latin American left; nineteenth century; northeastern provinces


[ o ]

obscenity; offender; opium


[ p ]

parental alienation; parliamentarism; peasants; penal labor; penal selectivity; planning; police; political continuity; political decisions taken by the State; political experiences; political history; political ideas; political instability; political rights; political systems; politics; popular demonstrations; populism; port management; power relations; practices; presidentialism; press; procedure code; propaganda; property rights; province of Buenos Aires; psychiatric reform; psychiatry; psychosocial assessment; public health; public interest; public management; public policies; public water supply


[ q ]

quality


[ r ]

recognition; recognition of land; redemocratization; reform; refugees; regalism; regional identity; regular army; relations between authorities; relations of power; relationships of power; religious culture; religious culture, political culture; religious freedom; remaining community; removal; representation; representations; repressive-legal apparatus; revolution; revolutionary government; right-wing politics; royalty


[ s ]

scientific autonomy; scientific journals; scientism; sexuality; shaping of the voter; sixteenth century; slavery; social and political ideas; social control; social invisibility; social justice; social laws; social pact; social renegotiation; social responsibility; social rights; social thought; sociology; soldiers; sovereignty; state of exception; state of siege; state racism; sub-national executives; subjectivity


[ t ]

teaching of law; territory; the Clinical Method; the Judiciary; the Rome Statute; the State; the Vargas dictatorship; the abolition of slavery; the idea of a city; the informal economy; the labour court; the plague; the urban question; the village of Imbuhy; the writing of history; theological-legal ideas; traditional community; trajectory; transdisciplinarity; transnationality


[ u ]

unionism


[ v ]

violation of rights; violence; violent lethality; vote


[ w ]

water rights; water use; women’s press


[ y ]

youth


[ “ ]

“Religious Question”