Sabrina Fernandes is a Brazilian sociologist and political economist, focused on transition, Latin America and internationalism. She’s the Head of Research at the Alameda Institute. with a PhD from Carleton University, Canada. She has researched transitions and ecology for over a decade, with expertise on Latin America. Formerly a postdoctoral fellow with the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and with CALAS in Guadalajara, she was also an editor at Jacobin and chief editor of Jacobin Brazil. Her books and articles cover various fields and her publications can be found in English, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages.