Joseph Jay Sosa is assistant professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at Bowdoin College. He is a cultural anthropologist whose research focuses on sexuality, statecraft, and public culture in São Paulo, Brazil. His current book project, Participatory Desires, examines how demands for LGBT political recognition in media, protests, and government institutions have served as a catalyst for broader shifts in Brazil’s ideological spectrum.
Albert, Victor. 2016. The Limits to Citizen Power: Participatory Democracy […]
