Arthur Ituassu is a leading Brazilian scholar of social and political science. He is professor in the department of social communication at the Rio de Janeiro, and researcher at the Centro de Estudos Avançados em Democracia Digital (Centre for Advanced Studies in Digital Democracy and E-government (CEADD) in Salvador, Bahia. His website is here
Arthur Ituassu es un académico brasileño, especializado en ciencias sociales y políticas. Es profesor en el departamento de comunicación social de la Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Río de Janeiro, e investigador del Centro de Estudos Avançados em Democracia Digital en Salvador de Bahía. Consulta su web aquí.
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaA 'new Right' has appeared in the Brazilian political spectrumThe understanding of the current crisis can be traced to the first years of the 21st century. On the eve of Dilma Roussef’s impeachment, we interview openDemocracy’s author Arthur Ituassu. Español
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Published in: HomeBrazil: back to the futureAn array of problems - economic, social, moral, environmental - is testing the political limits of Brazil's state-society relationship.
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Published in: HomeBrazil: the road to 2018Brazil emerges from the 2014 election with a re-elected president, two problems, and four names in mind.
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Published in: HomeBrazil's election surprise
An unexpected result in the first round leaves the presidential election open. It also hints at Brazil's underlying political dynamics.
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Published in: HomeBrazil's vote, Marina Silva's chanceA charismatic environmentalist is now leading Brazil's presidential race. Can she win and create the new politics she promises?
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Published in: HomeBrazil, protest and the World Cup
A year of social turbulence preceded Brazil's hosting of football's World Cup, with the competition itself a symbolic target of many protests. What do Brazilians think now? Arthur Ituassu, in Rio, reflects.