Inequality and Emancipation
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Jan Nederveen Pieterse is Mellichamp Professor of Global Studies and Sociology at University of California, Santa Barbara. Adalberto Cardoso is Professor of Sociology at IESP-UERJ.
Introduction Jan Nederveen Pieterse and Adalberto Cardoso 1. Building Democracy in an Emerging Society: Challenges of the Welfare State in Brazil Sonia Fleury 2. Inequality, Poverty and the Brazilian Social Protection System Marcelo Medeiros, Sergei Soares, Pedro Souza and Rafael Osorio 3. Growth and Social Policies: Towards Inclusive Development Jan Nederveen Pieterse 4. Brazils Labor Market: Limitations and Opportunities for Emancipation Adalberto Cardoso 5. Social Movements and Emancipation in Brazil Ilse Scherer-Warren 6. MSTs Agenda of Emancipation: Interfaces of National Politics and Global Contestation Breno Bringel 7. Brazilian Culture as Category of Public Intervention Myrian Seplveda dos Santos 8. Community Policing of Rios Favelas: State-Led Development or Market-Oriented Intervention? Erica Mesker 9. Media Democratization in Brazil Revisited Carolina Matos 10. A Bahian Counterpoint of Sugar and Oil: Global Commodities, Global Identities? Livio Sansone 11. Why (Post)Colonialism And (De)Coloniality Are Not Enough: A Post-Imperialist Perspective Gustavo Lins Ribeiro