This volume explores the series of public protests –
manifestações – that took place in a number of Brazilian cities in June and July 2013, when thousands of people took to the streets to demand improvements in urban infrastructures.
- Critically examines the role these protests played in politics, the political and their relationships to urban space and culture
- Analyses their connections to the emergence of a ‘New Right’ in Brazil, which saw the election of Bolsonaro
- Includes first-hand accounts and brings together contributions from both activists and scholars within a number of different fields (geography, history, philosophy, art, political economy)
- The first interdisciplinary English language anthology to address Brazil’s 2013 protests and the broader political and cultural questions they raise
- A major contribution to Brazilian and Latin American Studies in Europe and the USA, as well as interdisciplinary studies of social movements, urban culture and politics
