Revista Katálysis

Editorial

• The production of knowledge in social work and the relationship with the ethical-political project: the field’s confrontation with conservatism

  Hamida Assunção Pinheiro

  1-4

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• Knowledge production in Social Work and the debate on drugs

  Daniella Borges Ribeiro, Nara Lourdes Azevedo Silva

  1-11

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• Individualization and neoliberalism: a contribution to the investigation of the emergence of neoliberalism

  Henrique Pereira Braga

  1-11

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• “Learning with”: ecology of knowledge and the work of Davi Kopenawa

  Marcus Abilio Pereira, Rogério Duarte do Pateo

  1-10

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• The justice system, the dogma of penal social control and the naturalization of barbarism

  Helena Schiessl Cardoso, Luciene Dal Ri

  1-9

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• Genesis and consolidation of the “social question” in Brazilian particularities

  Davi Machado Perez

  1-11

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• Bourgeois autocracy, racism and incarceration in the light of Brazilian social thought

  Gabrielle Paula de Oliveira, Giovanny Simon Machado

  1-11

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• First analyzes of the Brazilian Social Service on the racial issue

  Simone Sobral Sampaio, Flávia de Brito Souza

  1-10

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• App deliverers in The Entrepreneur’s cartoons: a discursive analysis

  Ilka Oliveira Mota, Vitória Lourdes Brito

  1-11

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• The ethical regulation in research and its repercussions in Social Work

  Daniele Batista Brandt

  1-10

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• Democracy and reaction in Brazil’s history

  Pablo Ramon Diogo

  1-10

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• The theoretical and methodological trends in productions on the family and the foundations of social work

  Claudio Henrique Miranda Horst, Ludimilla da Anunciação Tomaz

  1-13

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• She, Linn da Quebrada: transvestility and representation in Big Brother Brazil 22

  Jaqueline Carvalho Quadrado, Júlio Sylvester Vasconcelos Belchior, Bárbara Dutra Fonseca Fonseca

  1-9

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• Art and de-fetishization in the late work of György Lukács

  Ronaldo Vielmi Fortes

  1-10

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• The ethics in Freirean praxis: education for freedom and human emancipation

  Rubens Luiz Rodrigues

  1-10

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• The curricularization of extension in Brazil: history, concepts and challenges

  Iolanda Carvalho Fontenele

  1-10

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• The theory of the State in the István Mészáros’ work: a brief approach

  Frederico Daia Firmiano

  1-10

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• New strategies for old dilemmas: Verbal autopsy, an expert instrument of Forensic Social Work

  Carla Calce Yannotti

  1-10

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• Notes on democracy to interpret reality

  Daniela Neves de Sousa

  1-10

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• Violence against women: a model for evaluating public policy performance

  Carlos Felipe de Melo Costa, Claudelino Martins Dias Junior

  1-10

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• Celso Furtado, critic of “coloniality”

  Henrique Viana, Isadora Pelegrini

  1-10

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• FUNPRESP: the privatization of social security for federal public servants

  Viviane Aparecida Pereira Peres

  1-11

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• Curricularization of extension: the reality of ABEPSS Southern Region I

  Diego Tabosa da Silva, Kathiuscia Aparecida Freitas Pereira Coelho, Monique Bronzoni Damascena; Sandra Lourenço de Andrade Fortuna

  1-10

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• Pandemic and employment: impacts of Covid-19 on the formal labor market in Santa Catarina

  Lauro Francisco Mattei, Vicente Loeblein Heinen, Andrey de Paula Silva, Pedro Henrique Batista Otero

  1-14

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• PINK TAX: why do women pay more than men for the same services? an exploratory study in the five largest metropolitan regions in Brazil

  Brena Paula Magno Fernandez, Lara Pinheiro e Silva

  1-12

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• Outsourcing fragments, the struggle unifies: union unification as a way to confront outsourcing

  Josias de Oliveira Porto Neto

  1-10

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• Access by bisexual and lesbian women to public health services

  Pablo Cardozo Rocon, Kallen Dettmann Wandekoken, Dominique da Silva Reis

  1-10

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• Children and adolescents as subjects of law in the light of the Marxist critique of law

  Camila Gibin Melo

  1-10

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• Identity marks of being a mother in prison

  Kalliny Mirella Gonçalves Barbosa, Michelle Christini Araújo Vieira, Ana Áurea Alécio de Oliveira Rodrigues

  1-11

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• Puncture of the public funds in the Brazilian higher education policy

  Antonio Israel Carlos da Silva

  1-9

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• How did Althusser die? An essay on marxism and social work

  Michael Gonçalves Cordeiro

  1-9

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• International adoption and the principle of full protection in Brazil and Portugal

  Thais De Conto, Idir Canzi

  1-11

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• Institutionalization of Portuguese social service (Estado Novo) and figure Mª Leonor Sampaio

  Ernesto Candeias Martins

  1-10

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• Early intervention with children and families: a collaborative challenge for social work

  Manuel Menezes, Eugénia Ribeiro

  1-11

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• Coal, economy and politics in the south of Santa Catarina: an essay inspired by Gramsci

  Hoyêdo Nunes Lins

  1-11

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Book review

• The Business Reform of Education: New Right, old ideas

  Clara Franco Neiva

  1-4

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• Karl Marx, a citizen of the world

  Alexandre Braga

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