Building a Post-Trump Foreign Policy - Dissent Magazine Progressives need to ground international commitments to democratic accountability at home and engage with social movements abroad. Few political figures have articulated this as clearly as Alexandria...

Progressives need to ground international commitments to democratic accountability at home and engage with social movements abroad. Few political figures have articulated this as clearly as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

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Building a Post-Trump Foreign Policy - Dissent Magazine Progressives need to ground international commitments to democratic accountability at home and engage with social movements abroad. Few political figures have articulated this as clearly as Alexandria...

My piece on @aoc.bsky.social and foreign policy for @dissentmag.bsky.social dissentmagazine.org/online_artic...

Made me lol

right you are

Great suggestions — thank you very much!

Excited to be visiting Paris for the first time this May. Any recommendations beyond the obvious? Thanks in advance

Brazil’s Left After Lula As Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva seeks his final term as Brazil’s president, the Left’s electoral strategy — who runs, which factions align, and how the coalition balances pragmatism with principle — is a...

I wrote a piece for @jacobinmag.bsky.social about what some key decisions on the Brazilian left so far this year might suggest about the inevitable post-Lula future. jacobin.com/2026/03/braz...

Claiming the Nation by Andre Pagliarini - Paper Scholarship is a powerful tool for changing how people think, plan, and govern. By giving voice to bright minds and bold ideas, we seek to foster understanding and drive progressive change.

My forthcoming book is now on the UC Press website

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Hell yeah Ishaan

the sweet serenade of “accept with minor revisions”

Terrified 😨😰😱

This week I’ve started writing a short book about Foro de São Paulo, connecting the end of the Cold War in Latin America to the region’s current political tumult. Feels cool and good.

What Brazil's president did instead of joining Trump's 'Board of Peace' Lula is prioritizing multilateralism — and new markets — ahead of October's election

My analysis of Lula’s Asia trip over the last several days, a showcase for his geopolitical approach in what promises to be a heated election year👇
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meu deus...

major spoiler bro

I’ve also headed south, teaching at LSU as of 2024. Things are good man, married with 3 kids living the dream. Was just back in our old stomping grounds for Christmas

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Yes! Wow, Shafiq, good to ”see“ you man

happily 😂

unwittingly set myself up as punchline for countless Pagliacci jokes (doing big numbers on twitter 😭)

lol it has gotten totally out of hand on twitter...

Surely this president will stop at Venezuela. No other Latin American capital need worry. Just let him have this and no more actions will follow. All is fine.

Such a pleasure being back on @amprestigepod.bsky.social to discuss my Lula book at length with Danny and Derek ❤️

Lula: A People's President and the Fight for Brazil's Future Lula: A People's President and the Fight for Brazil's Future [Pagliarini, Andre] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Lula: A People's President and the Fight for Brazil's Future

I don’t necessarily endorse shopping on the Zon, but if you are so compelled there are only 3 copies of my book left in paperback. Recommended if you’re interested in Lula and the twentieth-century evolution of leftist politics in Latin America’s largest nation!
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Lula’s Unfinished Democracy - Dissent Magazine The Brazilian president once argued that democracy will founder where inequality reigns. Today, he sees fighting inequality as democracy’s animating mission.

From working-class unionist under dictatorship to three-term president, Lula da Silva’s journey reflects Brazil’s uneasy balance between procedural democracy and deep inequality. Below essay by ‪‪Andre Pagliarini @apagliar.bsky.social tracing the rise of Lula's pragmatic leftism.

From working-class unionist to three-term president, Lula da Silva’s journey reflects Brazil’s uneasy balance between procedural democracy and deep inequality. Our essay of the week traces the rise of Lula's pragmatic leftism.

By @apagliar.bsky.social in @dissentmag.bsky.social

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Thanks dear Christine 🤗

Habemus cover

Always extra special to appear in print. Grab the November issue of @newrepublic.com for my review of Philippe Sands’ new book among other great pieces — including a cover story bound to be one of those genuinely memorable artifacts of this political moment

former students at Brown found my book in the wild 😊