This project aims to analyze recent changes in the organization and actions of social movements, focusing on their repertoires of action and interaction with the state. It examines these dynamics in a context marked by efforts to institutionally rebuild policies and policy tools at the national level, along with disputes and conflicts at the subnational level. Our focus spans the national, state, and municipal levels in Brazil’s Northeast, aiming to understand the interconnections between these different levels of action, organization, and conflict, as well as the policy processes involving movement actors.

Participants (Center)

NESPP/UFPB: Carlos Eduardo de Lima Correia, Fernanda Maria Negromonte de Santana, Ingrid Raissa Guerra Lins, Lizandra Serafim.