Vol. 29 No. 50 (2022)

• Expediente

  1-4

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Editorial

• Por uma política de valorização das revistas acadêmicas na área de História

  Jo Klanovicz

  5-10

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Special Issue "Radical History in global contexts"

• A Plea for Radical History in Global Contexts

  Danielle Heberle Viegas, Robert Kramm

  11-20

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• The radicalness of social solidarity: protests and political change in contemporary Brazil

  Tatiana Vargas Maia, Denise De Sordi

  21-34

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• Escape to the front: the strange radicalisation of the West German student movement

  Benedikt Sepp

  35-47

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• What wanted to destroy the genocide? the history of Norwinco’s workers (Tucumán, Argentina, 1975-1976)

  Ana Sofia Jemio

  48-69

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• Translating ideas: Black Sociology and the anti-racist intellectual mobilization between the United States and Brazil (1970s)

  Rafael Petry Trapp

  70-88

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• Rastafari, repatriation and armed conflict: an analysis of the African Reform Church activism in the terms of the afrocreole culture

  Ariel Dario Mogni

  89-108

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• Radical anticlerical images: the formation and circulation of a subversive imaginary in the Argentine and Brazilian anticlerical press at the beginning of the 20th century

  Caroline Poletto

  109-132

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• The signs of POP culture in palestinian graffiti: circulation and digital activism in perspective

  Vitoria Paschoal Baldin

  133-151

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• Time in fragments: dystopia, temporality and historical consciousness in the digital age distopía, temporalidad y conciencia histórica en la era digital

  Isabela Gomes Parucker, Daniela Linkevicius de Andrade

  152-169

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