Alameda Institute

STRATEGIC RESEARCH__________________________

FOR CATASTROPHIC TIMES

STRATEGIC RESEARCH

FOR CATASTROPHIC TIMES

Alameda is an international institute that responds to threats of catastrophe through research connected to social struggles

In connection with grassroots organisations, Alameda produces research and analysis to inform strategies, policies, practices, and debates that address the structural causes, and the proliferating contemporary effects, of catastrophic threats on the horizon.

‘Keep in mind that, much sooner than later, the great avenues (alamedas) will open again, through which the free man will pass to construct a better society’.

Salvador Allende

President of Chile from 1970 to 1973

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS

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October 6, 2026

Duped and deployed: the Kenyans fighting for Russia

Published in The Slow Newscast (The Observer), this podcast episode is part of Alameda’s After...

September 15, 2026

UK: An Outsider Prime Minister?

This article is published in full in Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and is part of Alameda’s...

August 21, 2026

What Multilateralism Looks Like After US Decline

The current crisis in the world order isn’t just about Donald Trump ignoring multilateral institutions....

LATEST PUBLICATIONS

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October 6, 2026

Duped and deployed: the Kenyans fighting for Russia

Published in The Slow Newscast (The Observer), this podcast episode is part of Alameda’s After...

September 15, 2026

UK: An Outsider Prime Minister?

This article is published in full in Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and is part of Alameda’s...

August 21, 2026

What Multilateralism Looks Like After US Decline

The current crisis in the world order isn’t just about Donald Trump ignoring multilateral institutions....

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Popular Sovereignties Under Peripheral Conditions

How is popular sovereignty being reimagined as peoples, communities, and social movements respond to political fragmentation and structural transformation?

Join us online for the latest event in Alameda’s After Order Working Paper Series, featuring Gabriel Tupinambá, to explore what contemporary experiments in popular sovereignty might reveal about new possibilities for collective power.