Crise das democracias? Uma perspectiva da periferia e um projeto de esquerda para o século XXI

Moreira, Marcelo Sevaybricker

doi:10.1590/0103-3352.2023.40.268651

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“…However, a major challenge is improving the quality of basic education and science training in secondary education. For an educational revolution, the participation of the sectors involveduniversities, scientific entities, managers and professorsand society as a whole is necessary, in addition to the significant reduction of excessive bureaucracy, which generates a large waste of time and resources and obstacles to innovation (Moreira, 2018).…”

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“…This reduction was extended to other areas of government and spread to state bodies linked to research. Constitutional Amendment 95 froze public spending for 20 years, which increases the risks that research laboratories will be closed, researchers will leave the country, and students will abandon scientific and technological careers (Moreira, 2018). The fiscal adjustment reached sectors that contribute to innovation, which compromises Brazil's entry into the most advanced sectors in terms of innovation (Casarin, 2018).…”

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“…Research at universities and at Embrapa promoted productivity increases in agriculture and reductions in costs, making Brazil one of the world leaders in agricultural production. The interaction between Petrobras and laboratories of Brazilian universities made deepwater oil exploration viable, for example (Moreira, 2018).…”

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The Broken Helix: innovation and the political-economic crisis in Brazil

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Kamlot²

2023

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The aim of this article is to explain how the political-economic crisis in Brazil in the second half of the 2010s affected the cooperation between government, industries and universities in promoting innovation in the country. Based on the theoretical framework of Leydesdorff & Etzkowitz (1998), the central argument points out that the budget crisis and allegations of corruption created limits to cooperation among these actors and reinforced the structural obstacles in their relationship in Brazil. The qualitative methodology applied in this research is the case study, which allows to verify whether the path between the hypothetical causes – the budgetary crisis and corruption – and the observed effect – the reduction of collaboration between government, companies/industries and universities in the promotion of innovation – behaved as planned by theoretical-conceptual discussion presented.

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