Alison Brysk

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Alison Brysk is Mellichamp Professor of Global Governance at UC Santa Barbara.

The Life and Story of Rosa Maria: Brazil's First Black Author

CONTRIBUTIONS

Women protest holding 'Gabriela' placards demanding defense of women's rights in the Philippines

Women’s Rights in the Philippines in an Era of Authoritarianism

Filipino students join protest in Baguio denouncing the suppression of press freedom, February 2018.

Global Dynamics of Authoritarian Populism

voters at polling station in Mexico, 2018. Photo credit: Alison Brysk

This is What Democracy Looks Like: 21st Century Elections in Mexico and Beyond

CONAIE march with flag in Quito, Ecuador

The Future of Human Rights

people giving thounds down

Election 2016: Think Globally, Act Nationally

RECENT ARTICLES

In the parade’s last float Rosa Maria is crowned a Saint and her rosy mantle protects other black women.

The Life and Story of Rosa Maria: Brazil's First Black Author

Julio D'Angelo Davies

August 28, 2023

EndeGelände protestors enter coal mine in Germany

Re-Globalization and Public Imagination

Victor Faessel

June 22, 2023

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