alameda.institute
An international institute for collective research rooted in contemporary social struggles.
👤 Joined on 29 August 2023
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@alameda.bsky.social@alameda.bsky.social → @alameda.instituteBrazil’s election had three winners, says Miguel Lago: Lula, civil society and Jair Bolsonaro, from his jail cell. “Lula’s Final Chapter”: a symposium from @equatormag.bsky.social and @alameda.institute, with Rodrigo Nunes, Anna Raposo de Mello and Juliano Fiori. www.equator.org/articles/bra...
Show Post“This victory belongs not to the party but to society.” —Miguel Lago, “Three Winners”, from @equatormag.bsky.social and @alameda.institute joint “Lula’s Final Chapter” symposium, 26 October 2026 www.equator.org/articles/bra...
Show PostInteresting event coming up tomorrow from @alameda.institute and @equatormag.bsky.social on the Brazilian elections - Brazilian intellectuals discuss what's at stake www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/brazil-and...
Show PostDelivery app workers and urban movements in Brazil confront a common problem: securing livelihoods as state support declines. Our video of the week argues that capitalism increasingly operates through "peripheralization." Feat. @gabrieltupinamba.bsky.social at @alameda.institute buff.ly/gJ9Qz3S
Show PostJuliano Fiori spent 15 years inside a major aid organization. Surplus labor kept wages down and could be called up when needed. Populations excluded from accumulation serve no function at all. The funding logic for aid goes with them. Full episode w/ @alameda.institute: youtu.be/1gheCv8HnI0
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