The Frankfurt School: a critique

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT Acclaimed by many Marxists, the Frankfurt School has controversial and, at times, contradictory pillars. Paradoxically, it aims for human freedom through the suppression of freedom. It seeks to abolish religious expressions, material goods, and the sense of responsibility to guarantee true freedom to humanity, imposing […]

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The limit of public money in elections

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT Media participation and the increasing demand for marketing in politics require considerable investment on the part of candidates and parties. To maintain a balance between large and small parties, many countries have a mechanism where public money is used to help fund electoral campaigns. However,

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The incoherence of physical and economic borders in the era of Globalization

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT The idea of ​​globalization encompasses economic and cultural aspects. There is no denying that in cultural terms, borders are easy to overcome, with cultural exchange being facilitated by immersion in other cultures through the global computer network, the internet. However, the same magic does not

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Policies and Politicians in Nordic Countries

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT If the planet was divided into related political regions, these would not escape the geographic division of the continents and their sub-regions. In the case of the Nordic countries, although each has its own sovereignty and particular forms, the policies that these countries have, especially

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Candidate Government Plan: a minimum scope

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT In the era of media politics and marketing, political platforms, even if they exist for reasons of legal or moral obligation, end up taking a backseat. Many of these political platforms present their themes and objectives, however, the majority do not present the modus operandi

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UN and the Ukrainian War

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT In a globalized world where more and more supranational structures perform political countries worldwide, the UN, created in 1945, is now being questioned by the general public for its more than timid action in the face of the war, which directly involves Russia and Ukraine.

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Immanuel Kant and the UN: Two antagonistic ideas

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT The philosopher Immanuel Kant had a great interest in keeping human dignity intact and had, in his liberal approach and perspective, a certain source for World Peace. The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights from the UN has a Kantian influence. The idea proposed by

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Neurophysiological Test for Politicians

LOGOS GEOPOLITICAL INSTITUTEcontact@geopolitical-institute.com.brBrazil, São Paulo/SP – February 28, 2024 ABSTRACT Psychiatry, as a large area of ​​medicine, can predict human behavior through physiological and anatomical analyses of the human brain. Psychopathy and sociopathy are examples of this. A series of studies already published and endorsed by psychiatric science, around the world, point out the characters

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Political Parties: their configuration paralyzed democracy!

1: INTRODUÇÃO A Ciência Política em seus estudos afirma que os primeiros Partidos Políticos surgiram na Inglaterra no século XVIII, através da formação de instituições de direito privado as quais intentavam dialogar sobre política e fazer valer seus interesses. Os primeiros partidos, considerados oficialmente foram os partidos Whig (fundação: 1678; dissolução: 1861), da ala progressista;

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