๐ Connecting Latin American and European perspectives, JUSTLA fosters conversations that question established frameworks and explore new directions for justice research.

๐ Connecting Latin American and European perspectives, JUSTLA fosters conversations that question established frameworks and explore new directions for justice research.
โ๏ธ Democracy and Its Futures: Beyond the Language of Crisis
Flรกvia Biroli and Luigi Caranti explore democracy, inequality, representation, participation and institutional change from European and Latin American perspectives.
๐๏ธ Nov 24 ยท 5 PM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Constitutionalism, Democratic Conflict & Institutional Change
David F. L. Gomes and Roberto Gargarella examine what becomes of constitutionalism when a democratic society is divided by deep political and social conflict.
๐๏ธ Nov 25 ยท 9 AM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Equality: Normative Foundations and Institutional Demands
Christian Schemmel and Lucas Petroni discuss equality, structural inequality, democratic citizenship and the institutions needed to secure equal standing.
๐๏ธ Nov 25 ยท 5:30 PM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Traditions of Resistance in Comparative Perspective
Kwesi Thomas, Matheus Gato and Brandon Terry examine resistance to racial domination, structural inequality and institutional violence.
๐๏ธ Nov 26 ยท 9 AM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Justice Otherwise: Feminism and Political Imagination
Maria Fernanda Novo and Marรญa Pรญa Lara explore how feminist thought can reshape understandings of power, injustice, political subjectivity and democratic change.
๐๏ธ Nov 26 ยท 5:30 PM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Migration, Othering, Universalism & Justice
Corinna Mieth, Yara Frateschi and Luara Ferracioli examine migration, borders, mobility, membership and universalism from the standpoint of those subjected to border regimes.
๐๏ธ Nov 27 ยท 9 AM
๐ UNICAMP
โ๏ธ Extremas derechas, democracia y orden internacional: perspectivas desde el Sur
รlvaro Bianchi and Camilo Lรณpez Burian examine the far right and the international order from Latin American perspectives.
๐๏ธ Nov 27 ยท 5:30 PM
๐ UNICAMP
๐ฌ Meaningful academic dialogue begins with different perspectives. Follow our events as we continue creating spaces for critical discussion and exchange.
๐ฑ Our academic exchanges connect ideas, experiences, and perspectives in an ongoing effort to understand justice amid a rapidly changing world.
โ๏ธ From critical theory to contemporary political challenges, our gatherings create space to examine justice from multiple perspectives and traditions.
๐๏ธ Diverse perspectives enrich our understanding of justice. Our events foster dialogue that brings different intellectual traditions into conversation.
โจ Every academic exchange opens new questions. Stay connected as we share the discussions and perspectives emerging from the JUSTLA community.
๐ Our conversations invite critical engagement with established ideas while opening space for new approaches to democracy, equality, and social transformation.
๐ Beyond geographical and disciplinary boundaries, our exchanges connect scholars in a collective effort to rethink contemporary theories of justice.