Vol. 23 (2026)

Published: 2026-03-24

Artigo para Dossiê

Dilemmas of security in Colombia: peacebuilding and civilian militarism in the Gustavo Petro government

João Estevam dos Santos Filho

1-25
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Artigo

Possible dialogues between Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Ruy Mauro Marini to analyze aspects of dependency in contemporary Brazilian reality

José Wilson Assis Neves Júnior

1-27
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Dossiê: Militares, militarismos e militarização

Critical study of (in)visible violence in the dynamics of militarized education in a public school in Manaus

Emerson Sandro Silva Saraiva, Juliana Amorim Sales

1-22
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The Colombian Military Counterinsurgency Strategy

Mauricio Jose Avilez Alvarez

1-24
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Facial Recognition and the Militarization of Public Security in Brazil

Gabriel Gama de Oliveira Brasilino, Juliana Zaniboni de Assunção

1-22
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Militarization of Childhood and the Politics of Belonging: A Rereading of Child Recruitment una reinterpretación del reclutamiento infantil

Marcos do Vale Araujo

1-28
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A nation in dispute: the military horizon through nationalist language

Gustavo Henrique Pereira

1-20
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Order and Discourse: military legitimacy amid discursive practices

Yanca Abreu Camara

1-16
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Pacifying police units: necropolitics and state violence in Via Ápia, by Geovani Martins

Ana Paula Menezes

1-24
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Representation of military candidates on Facebook: a case study of the congressmen Pazuello and Zucco

Felipe Ramos Garcia, Luis Fernando de Castro Vascon

1-25
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Comments on a militaristic delirium

Bárbara Duwe Lima

1-10
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Entrevista com Santiago Aguirre Espinosa, especialista em direitos humanos e militarização no México

Anaís Medeiros Passos

1-14
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Habitus, ethos, and militarization processes of uniformed police in Brazil and Chile: a comparison of the Military Police of the State of São Paulo (PMESP) and the Carabineros of Chile

Alexandre Pereira da Rocha

1-25
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Friedrich Engels: the general in a tailcoat and the genealogy of the contemporary military mode of destruction

Ronaldo Queiroz de Morais

1-29
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A brief history of a militarized future: reflections on the “Nation Project: Brazil in 2035”

Bárbara Duwe Lima

1-19
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Green Weapons? The Militarization of Environmental Policy in the Amazon (2010–2025)

Jackson Morais Barcelos, Helena Midori Kashiwagi da Rocha

1-32
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Cooperation and insecurity: The militarization of Okinawa under the guise of international security

Aline Gomes de Albuquerque Correia

1-26
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The Amazon, the internal frontiers and the military orientation

Felipe Hermeto de Almeida

1-32
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Homeless Population and the Law on Psychiatric Commitment in Florianópolis (SC)

Leonardo Jose Ostronoff, Nicole Lazzari

1-32
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Brazilian Education During the Civil–Military Dictatorship Period

José Ronaldo de Freitas Machado, José Carlos Souza Araújo

1-30
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The conflicting relation between militarism and transparency and Brazil:nalysis of freedom of information requests and declassification of documents

Luiz Felipe Monteiro Seixas, João Vitor Sales Zaidan

1-27
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National Program of Civic-Military Schools (Pecim): the “march” of expansion and social representations in the Rio de Janeiro context

Johnny Chaves de Oliveira, Naira da Costa Muylaert Lima

1-23
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Identity, Dissent, and Alterity in Police and Military Corporations:a sociological analysis based on Claude Dubar and the Anti-Fascist Police Officer Movement

Ewerton de Santana Monteiro

1-19
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The Militarism in sport: the PAAR case and military sport in Brazil

Jonas de Oliveira

1-23
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Vol. 23 (2026)

Artigo para Dossiê

Dilemmas of security in Colombia: peacebuilding and civilian militarism in the Gustavo Petro government

Artigo

Possible dialogues between Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Ruy Mauro Marini to analyze aspects of dependency in contemporary Brazilian reality

Dossiê: Militares, militarismos e militarização

Critical study of (in)visible violence in the dynamics of militarized education in a public school in Manaus

The Colombian Military Counterinsurgency Strategy

Facial Recognition and the Militarization of Public Security in Brazil

Militarization of Childhood and the Politics of Belonging: A Rereading of Child Recruitment una reinterpretación del reclutamiento infantil

A nation in dispute: the military horizon through nationalist language

Order and Discourse: military legitimacy amid discursive practices

Pacifying police units: necropolitics and state violence in Via Ápia, by Geovani Martins

Representation of military candidates on Facebook: a case study of the congressmen Pazuello and Zucco

Comments on a militaristic delirium

Entrevista com Santiago Aguirre Espinosa, especialista em direitos humanos e militarização no México

Habitus, ethos, and militarization processes of uniformed police in Brazil and Chile: a comparison of the Military Police of the State of São Paulo (PMESP) and the Carabineros of Chile

Friedrich Engels: the general in a tailcoat and the genealogy of the contemporary military mode of destruction

A brief history of a militarized future: reflections on the “Nation Project: Brazil in 2035”

Green Weapons? The Militarization of Environmental Policy in the Amazon (2010–2025)

Cooperation and insecurity: The militarization of Okinawa under the guise of international security

The Amazon, the internal frontiers and the military orientation

Homeless Population and the Law on Psychiatric Commitment in Florianópolis (SC)

Brazilian Education During the Civil–Military Dictatorship Period

The conflicting relation between militarism and transparency and Brazil:nalysis of freedom of information requests and declassification of documents

National Program of Civic-Military Schools (Pecim): the “march” of expansion and social representations in the Rio de Janeiro context

Identity, Dissent, and Alterity in Police and Military Corporations:a sociological analysis based on Claude Dubar and the Anti-Fascist Police Officer Movement

The Militarism in sport: the PAAR case and military sport in Brazil

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