Editorial: “Entangled Temporalities in the Global South” by Fernando Resende, Sebastian Thies

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The Time of Teaching in the Global South: Networking Pedagogy and the Teaching of Caribbean poetry (with an example from Derek Walcott) by Russell West-Pavlov

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A modernidade vista desde o Sul Global: três contribuições teóricas recentes by Marcos de Jesus Oliveira

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Call for papers: sustainability transitions in the Global South – learnings from COVID-19 and future directions by Adriana Marotti de Mello, Katharina Josefa Friedhilde Schiller, Bipashyee Ghosh, Joyashree Roy, Mark Swilling

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“Emergent countries play, too!” by Bruno de Paula

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The Brazilian Workers in Amazon Mechanical Turk: Dreams and realities of ghost workers by Bruno Moreschi, Gabriel Pereira, Fabio G. Cozman

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On Seeing a Bull’s Skull in a Bicycle Seat: Innovative Archaism by Sudesh Mishra

“…This future is not unforeseeable, but rather one that co-exists as an impeded possibility in the present. The global South—whether as time, space, value or figure—inhabits the order of the non-synchronous and archaic vis-à-vis the global north as dictated by the normative law of surplus accumulation. …”
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IR theorization process in Brazil: an analysis from productions in PUC-RJ and UFRGS by Jocieli Decol, Igor Castellano da Silva

“…It is directed to the analysis of the construction of International Relations Theory (IRT) in the Global South, and more specifically in Brazil in the 21st century. …”
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A Recolonização da Guiné-Bissau por Meio das Representações Negativas Realizadas pelos Organismos Internacionais de Desenvolvimento: de “Estado Frágil” a “Narco-Estado”... by Maria do Carmo Rebouças da Cruz Ferreira dos Santos

“…The article aims to understand the process of recolonization of the countries of the Global South through negative representations made by the International Development Organizations (IDOs), analyzing, therefore, the development context of Guinea-Bissau from of its independence in the 1970s to the present day. …”
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Anthropophagic Projections for Intercultural Science Teaching on the Urban Margins of Latin America by Javier Giovanny Sánchez Molano, Rosiléia Oliveira de Almeida

“…With this panorama, the concept of Anthropophagic Interculturality is projected as a dynamic that in the framework of Epistemologies of the South, would complement the notion of Intercultural Translation allowing the judicious and critical appropriation of scientific knowledge, while at the same time valuing other knowledge, communal, ancestral, hybrid and popular, putting them in contact and/or dialogue based on the desires and needs of the oppressed populations of the Global South.…”

Immigration and the COVID-19 pandemic in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: impacts, policies and governance by Roberto Rodolfo Georg Uebel

“… The COVID-19 pandemic posed new challenges for international migration flows within the Global South. In the case of Brazil, different immigration and emigration flows coexisted over the first two years of the pandemic, forcing the State and subnational governments to formulate and adopt new public policies to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic. …”
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