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Articles by Fabio Lanza
What is a Left Position on Taiwan?
What is a left position on Taiwan? This question was posed to us – the three editors of praxis, Rebecca Karl, Aminda Smith, and Fabio Lanza – at a recent social event in New York. The query came from someone who works as a political operative in the city. He came to us with a certain political urgency: he lamented how Alexandra Ocasio- Cortez had quite miserably and quite infamously fumbled the “Taiwan question” at the Munich Security Conference.
A juventude evangélica brasileira e suas práticas culturais em Lisboa: Um estudo sobre lazer e tempo livre (2019-2020)
Kaique Cardoso [1] ; Donizete Rodrigues [2] ; Fabio Lanza [3] [1] Universidade da Beira Interior [2] Universidade Nova de Lisboa [3] Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociologia Localización: Revista Argentina de Estudios de Juventud, ISSN-e 1852-4907, Nº.
O impacto da pandemia de Covid-19 nos cursinhos populares da região de Londrina
Luan Prado Piovani [1] ; Fabio Lanza [2] ; Ursula Boreal Lopes Brevilheri [2] ; Angela Maria de Sousa Lima [2] [1] Universidade Estadual de Campinas(UNICAMP) [2] Universidade Estadual de Londrina (UEL) Localización: Cuadernos de Educación y Desarrollo, ISSN-e 1989-4155, Vol. 16, Nº.
History and the Present
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Of Rose-Coloured Glasses, Old and New
Qualcuno era comunista perché vedeva la Russia come una promessa la Cina come una poesia, il comunismo come il paradiso terrestre. — Giorgio Gaber On 18 September 2021, the Qiao Collective co-organised an all-day conference on the topic of ‘China and the Left: A Socialist Forum’ (The People’s Forum 2021). The speakers, who participated either in person or via Zoom, included scholars of China but also noted ‘leftist’ intellectuals, from Vijay Prashad to Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and Radhika Desai.
Hong Kong, the first revolt against surveillance capitalism
Let’s now try to increase the chronological distance and project ourselves into the future (which is already the present). We must do that, because in Hong Kong, the protest has taken on a peculiar character, especially in the street—that is, in direct action—and has seen mostly students or the very young as its protagonists. It has also pointed at a series of political intersections that involve us directly.
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