Alison Brysk

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

Decoupling and the Politics of Legitimacy in Buenos Aires’ Bachilleratos Populares

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

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Election 2016: Think Globally, Act Nationally

RECENT ARTICLES

Popular Educators discuss the historical trajectory of BPs at the Annual Workshop for Bachilleratos Populares (Lucas Bricca, 2024)

Decoupling and the Politics of Legitimacy in Buenos Aires’ Bachilleratos Populares

Lucas Bricca

May 15, 2025

Students entering a school in the Sfax governorate

We Don’t Have Diversity here, but Inequality, That’s in the Design of the Education System: Tunisian Teachers, Diversification and the Defunding of Education

Hania Sobhy

February 27, 2025

SERIES

(In)tolerance

COVID-19 and Populism

Diversifying Global Education

Global Dynamics of Authoritarianism

Global Studies & Cultural Literacy

Global Studies in East Asia

Gramsci Today

Hong Kong and Liberty

ISIS Media

Mnemonic Solidarity

Pandemic: Border-Crossing Caveats

Populism and Democracy

Populist Backlash

Re-Globalization

Reforming Global Governance

Rethinking Queer Migration Studies

Rohingya Crisis

Tourism & Development in Africa