(2022), v. 27, jan./dez. - Publicação Contínua

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52780/res.v27i00

Published: 30/06/2022

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Towards a dynamic approach to reconversions

Monique de Saint Martin

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Healthy eating A view based on economic sociology, elites consumption practices and french influencers bifurcational practices

Thais Joi Martins

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Moral subjectivation and power Foucaultian contributions to sociology of morality

Alyson Thiago Fernandes Freire

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Between the legitimation and the criticism of leader in the naval and offshore polo of Rio Grande-RS

Ana Paula Ferreira D'Avila

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The Agreste Pernambucano clothing cluster Origins and current configurations

Felipe Rangel, Roseli de Fátima Corteletti

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Secular performance of the bancada religiosa in the Chamber of Deputies (2011-2018)

Rafael Machado Madeira, Dirceu André Gerardi, Marcos Paulo Reis Quadros

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Brazil and Argentina Institutional approach to the challenges and possibilities of regional development

Luciléia Aparecida Colombo, Carlos Henrique Gileno

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Peripheral symbiosis Gender and dependency in Heleieth Saffioti’s thinking

Sylvia Iasulaitis, Gustavo Guimarães

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Interfaces between Max Weber and Pierre Bourdieu in class analysis

Vitor Matheus Oliveira de Menezes

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The contemporaneity of Clube da Esquina’s critical songs of the military dictatorship Spectacular time, remembrance and resistance

Emerson Ike Coan

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Climate utopias Observatório do Clima and Ato pela Terra

Frederico Salmi

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Going to farmers’ market and talking Study on the social representations given by farmers’ market vendors and consumers - Viçosa-MG

Parley Lopes Bernini da Silva, Rogério Tadeu de Oliveira Lacerda

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Automation, crisis and unemployment A review of the book “Automation and the Future of Work”, by Aaron Benanav

Thiago Canettieri

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In defense of sociology Against the myth that sociologists are charlatans, justify criminals and distort reality

Amurabi Oliveira

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(2022), v. 27, jan./dez. - Publicação Contínua

Articles

Towards a dynamic approach to reconversions

Healthy eating A view based on economic sociology, elites consumption practices and french influencers bifurcational practices

Moral subjectivation and power Foucaultian contributions to sociology of morality

Between the legitimation and the criticism of leader in the naval and offshore polo of Rio Grande-RS

The Agreste Pernambucano clothing cluster Origins and current configurations

Secular performance of the bancada religiosa in the Chamber of Deputies (2011-2018)

Brazil and Argentina Institutional approach to the challenges and possibilities of regional development

Peripheral symbiosis Gender and dependency in Heleieth Saffioti’s thinking

Interfaces between Max Weber and Pierre Bourdieu in class analysis

The contemporaneity of Clube da Esquina’s critical songs of the military dictatorship Spectacular time, remembrance and resistance

Climate utopias Observatório do Clima and Ato pela Terra

Going to farmers’ market and talking Study on the social representations given by farmers’ market vendors and consumers - Viçosa-MG

Reviews

"What if?" imploding the pillars of modernity A review on the book A Dívida Impagável

From university ranking to elections How algorithms are changing our lives

Automation, crisis and unemployment A review of the book “Automation and the Future of Work”, by Aaron Benanav

In defense of sociology Against the myth that sociologists are charlatans, justify criminals and distort reality

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