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Society

Bolsonaro’s new Ministry of Education has spearheaded the anti-intellectualism advanced by the president. Since his election campaign took shape, President Bolsonaro’s persecution and revanchist attitude towards universities and academics have intensified the political division in Brazil.

Society
The Polish Government vs Polish Teachers
Lorenzo Berardi 12 June 2019

The EU’s worst paid teachers went on strike one month before the European Parliament elections. Their ongoing protest might have had an impact on the poll results.
Society, Sociology
The “Others” of India: A Story of Violence against Minorities
Maria Tavernini 3 May 2019

The number of incidents of communal violence in India increased between 2014 and 2017. What causes lie behind such clashes and what solution to tame further social tensions?
Migrations, Religion, Society
What the “Migrantenpartijen” Want in Amsterdam
Massimiliano Sfregola 28 April 2019

How did we get to the point in which Dutch politics is so polarized that the parliament contains both the far-right anti-immigrant Forum voor Democratie (FvD) and a pro-migrant party like Denk?
Political Theory, Society
Erdoğan’s March 31 Elections: A Fiasco of Tactics and Rhetorics
Sinem Adar , Yektan Türkyılmaz 12 April 2019

Sinem Adar and Yektan Türkyılmaz investigate on the results of the latest Turkish Municipal elections. What explanation lies behind Erdogan’s electoral fiasco?
International Affairs, Society
Towards the European Elections: what is Happening in the German Left
Lorenzo Monfregola 8 April 2019

The latest analysis of Lorenzo Monfregola focuses on the three German left parties: Die Linke (The Left), the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SDP) and Die Grünen (The Greens). What are the parties strategies to gain political consensus on the wake of the next European elections?
Political Theory, Sociology
No party, no democracy – An interview with Sheri Berman
Simone Disegni , Jonathan Laurence 21 March 2019

The streets of Paris in flames; the most ancient democracy of all overturned by Brexit; populist-held Italy tempted by the aspiration to dismantle the EU from within. What’s going on with European democracy, two months ahead of its key electoral appointment?
Gender, Society
Why Orban’s Hungary is afraid of Feminism and Academic Freedom (and George Soros, of course)
Giorgia Serughetti 11 January 2019

How the demonization of ‘gender ideology’ has become a rhetorical tool.
Political Theory, Society
The Illiberal Far-Right of Aleksandr Dugin. A conversation
Luca Steinmann 4 December 2018

ResetDoc met the Russian philosopher. Although Dugin denies that he is Putin’s ambassador or his direct advisor, he confirms that the geopolitical strategies of the Russian president reflect his theories perfectly
Society
A New Nativism or a New Racism? French Far-Right and Islam
Caterina Froio 10 November 2018

Nativism informs the way in which far-right organizations identify the members of the national community and those who challenge or threaten it.