LEHA

Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science and Graduate Programs in Philosophy (PPGF) and Comparative History (PPGHC) at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. He holds a Bachelor's and a Bachelor's Degree from UFRJ and a Lato Senso Post-Graduation in Contemporary History from UFF. Member researcher at the National Institute of Science and Technology (INCT / PPED). He is the editor of the UFRJ libertarian studies magazine and leader of the research groups OTAL (Labor Observatory in Latin America) and CPDEL (Collective of Decolonial and Libertarian Research) both at UFRJ. Post-Doctorate at the University of Florida and at INCT / PPED, Doctorate and Master at IUPERJ (currently IESP / UERJ). He holds a Bachelor's and a Bachelor's Degree from UFRJ and a Lato Senso Post-Graduation in Contemporary History from UFF. Conducts research and has published dozens of articles, book chapters and books on Democracy and plutocracy in Latin America, Black and Indigenous Political Philosophy; Decolonial Perspective and Labor regulations in Latin America and the USA, Anarchist and Libertarian Political Theory, racism and anti racism. FAPERJ Young Scientist Program from Our State (2018-2021)