Sociedade e Estado

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This journal publishes research on social phenomena, including the analysis of media framing of gender equality initiatives, the psychosocial factors contributing to suicide among public security professionals, and the historical analysis of political movements like Peronism. It also explores the lived urgency of HIV/AIDS through a pragmatic lens, examines religious resistance within Brazilian Catholicism, and critiques political theories in the context of Brazilian democracy and inequality. Further topics include the role of liberation theology in Latin America, representations of marginalized youth in Argentina, the state-led production of anti-gender politics in Turkey, and labor union participation among metalworkers in Brazil. The journal also addresses gender-based violence and its representation in digital society, sociological concepts of shame and social order, the governance of racial issues in Brazil, the sociological concept of ethnicity, the mobilization of motherhood in therapeutic communities, mechanisms of whiteness influencing racial quotas, and the evolution of official discourses on race in Brazil. Additionally, it investigates the 'auto de resistência' device in relation to police violence, social innovation in rural development, the impacts of the pragmatic turn in social sciences, border migration control between Argentina and Chile, the intersection of religion, neoliberalism, and conservatism, Gabriel Tarde's sociology, and the perception of discrimination among Venezuelan migrant university professors.

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