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Flavia Meireles

OCCUPY TREE

“On December 17th, 2013, indigenous activist, Urutau Guajajara, stayed for 26 hours resisting the final eviction of Maracanã Village on the top of a tree inside the territory. This act was a result of the invasion by police in Maracanã Village and is known as Occupy Tree.” Read more...
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Gustavo Vicente

Expanded practices from the experience of “crisis”: a couple of examples from Portugal

“The impossibility to articulate single narratives around subjective identities is, from a social perspective, probably the greatest challenge today, and one that requires the discovery of new forms of conceptualising the past, the present, and, above all, the future of the collective.” Read more...
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Michael Walzer

The Politics of Resistance

If resistance is to be effective today, we need to be less conscientious in our political activity and more moral, less private and more communal. We need to appeal without embarrassment to the religious and humanist traditions of the rule of law and human rights. Read more...
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