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Группа авторов. Manifesting Democracy?
Antipode Book Series
Manifesting Democracy? Urban Protests and the Politics of Representation in Brazil Post 2013
Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Guide
Pages
Notes on Contributors
List of Illustrations
Series Editors’ Preface
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
Notes
References
2 June 2013 A Moment in the Struggle for Public Transport in the City
Notes
References
3 The June 2013 Demonstrations in the City of São Paulo
Initial Remarks
São Paulo: An Urban Hell
The São Paulo Protests. A History of Struggle
Wishful Thinking
The Rejection of Politics
A Few Questions
Notes
4 Are They Black Blocs? The Trajectories of Militancy, Repression, and the Contestation of Meaning in Rio de Janeiro’s Protests
People, Places, and the June Days of 2013
Repression, the Media, and the Right
Final Remarks
Acknowledgements
Notes
References
5 Media Activism and Diverse Tactics on the Streets of Brazil Observations about and from Mídia NINJA
The Emergence of a National and Decentralized Counter-Hegemonic Media
From the Periphery to the Centre
A New Wave of Tropicalism: The Influence of the State’s Policies
From Mass Media to the Media of the Masses
Notes
6 The Politics of Strolling
Movement
From June to January
The Mall, the Arcade, and the Street
Modernologies
Occupying the Shopping Mall
Conclusions
Notes
References
7 Seja Gari, Seja Herói (Be a Binman, Be a Hero) Aesthetic Manifestations in Rio de Janeiro’s Protests
Introduction
Carnivalizations, Occupations, Connections, and Insertions: From June 2013 to June 2014
A Site-Specific Artistic Intervention: The Refuse Collectors’ Strike
‘Multiformances’: Beyond the Calendar of Mega-events. Other Spaces and Other Times
Parangolés and Participation. The ‘Multiformance’ Seja Gari, Seja Herói (Be a Binman, Be a Hero): Beyond Representation – An Aesthetics of Participation
Final Thoughts
Notes
References
8 Social Movements and Participatory Planning The Limits of Institutionalization
From 1970s Social Movements to the Current Legal Configuration of Urban Brazil: The Sectorization of Public Policies, Municipalization, and the Strategic Plan
The Cause of the Crisis: The Effect of Anti-cyclical Measures on the Deterioration of Urban Transportation
Urban Policy and Public Transport in São Paulo
The June Demonstrations and the Role of Narratives
‘Unexpected’ Effects: From Excitement to Setbacks
Notes
References
9 Brazil Development Strategies and Social Change from Import Substitution to the June Days
From Import Substitution to Neoliberalism
The Bourgeoisie
The Working Class
The Informal Proletariat
The Middle Class
The Lumpenization of Politics and the Facebookization of Protest
Conclusion
Postface
Notes
References
10 The Democratic Eclipse Between the Brazil of Social Struggles and the Brazil of Political Coups
Inequalities in Brazil: A Long-term Process
Regions and Ecosystems: The Modernization of Regional Oligarchic Power, Financial Accumulation, and Environmental Damage
Indigenous Peoples and Afro-Brazilian Communities: Diaspora, Slavery, Extermination, and Ghettoization
City-Countryside-Forest: Eviction as Method and the Neverending Migratory Cycle of the Landless and Homeless
Functional Illiteracy and Exclusionary Education: The Failure of the Public School System
Community Identities, Churches, and the Media: The Naturalization of Post-Truth and the Ultimate Prejudice of the Minimal Self
The Systemic Political Crisis of the New Republic: Three Key Moments. The June Days: A Million Take to the Streets over Twenty Cents
2016: The Restoration of the Oligarchy
The Crisis of the Left-wing
Breadth and Incompleteness: The International, Interconnected Nature of the Democratic Eclipse and Fragmentary Social Struggles
Note
References
Index
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