The Brazilian Left in the 21st Century: Conflict and Conciliation in Peripheral Capitalism

Editors Introduction
Part I: The Worker's Party and Its Administration
Chapter 1 - The Development of the Workers' Party: the Rise and Fall of a Star Vladimir Puzone
Chapter 2 - Past and Future of Lulism André Singer
Chapter 3 - The Choices of the Brazilian Left: The Paradox of the New Developmentalist State Evelina Dagnino
Part II: Social Movements
Chapter 4 - Unions in Brazil: Challenges and Opportunities for a Leftwing Labor Politics Adalberto Cardoso
Chapter 5 - Feminist Challenges to Democracy in Brazil Flávia Biroli
Chapter 6 - Black Movements in Contemporary Brazil: Beyond the Left? Joaze Bernardino Costa
Chapter 7 - The LGBT Movement, the Brazilian Left, and the Process of Democratization James Green
Chapter 8 - Is There a Future for a Post-"Lulist" Left-Wing in Brazil? Theories, Perspectives and Conditions of Struggles in the Contemporary Brazilian Left Ruy Braga and Alvaro Bianchi
Chapter 9 - The Dispersion of Demands in Recent Brazilian Digital Activism Kelly Prudencio
Part III: Special Issues
Chapter 10 - Indigenous Peoples, Traditional Communities, and the Environment: Violence and the 'Territorial Question' under the New Developmentist Agenda in Brazil Andréa Zhouri and Klemens Laschefksi
Chapter 11 - Brazilian Left, Latin America and the Regional Integration in the 21st century Luciana Maria de Aragão Ballestrin

Chapter 12 - Democracy and the Left in Contemporary Brazil Luis Felipe Miguel