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Revista de Sociologia e Política, Volume: 31, Published: 2023

Latest articles

Incompetent criminal deterrence and social insecurity: public spending and structural determinants of homicides

Calling the police and institutional trust: the procedural perspective in São Paulo

Remote Electronic voting (e-vote) and the covid-19 pandemic: a public policy proposal

Outsiders: a hard concept to operationalize in Political Science

Businesspeople as an elite and politics: a research agenda

Change or continuity in Cardoso and Lula's anti-poverty policy: a scoping review

How are electoral reforms encouraged or hindered? A scoping review

Strategic use of TikTok by Brazilian politicians

Representation as participation: the collective mandates in Brazil

Assessing the impact of Covid-19 on support for democracy in Brazil: a panel study

Measuring political professionalization: testing a multidimensional index for Brazilian parliamentarians

How social accountability fosters public integrity: the role of public policy councils in curbing corruption

Shaping Land Policy: The Influence of the Agricultural Parliamentary Front

Patterns of political competition in municipalities, states, and regions of Brazil in elections for The Chamber of Deputies (2014 and 2018)

Reassessing the contribution of Condorcet's “Paradox” to modern political analysis

A profile of Brazilian conservatives and progressives: an approach based on the theory of basic human values

Brazilian foreign policy in the press: an exploratory study on the framing of the main Brazilian newspapers

Electoral rules and the diversity of legislators' sociodemographic attributes: Chile, 2013-2017

Neither formal nor informal: the diverse practices in Brazilian party organizations

Redistributive policies and elites in the crisis context. Argentina and Mexico (2020-2022)

Informational asymmetry, power and deliberative systems: a study of environmental conflicts in Minas Gerais

The Family Health Strategy in the state of São Paulo: mechanisms and determinants of public policy diffusion

Collective mandates in Brazil under the institutional bypass concept

A critique of the concept of critical juncture: the question of change in Historical Institutionalism

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