2016
DOI: 10.1590/0103-335220162103
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Da polícia à política: explicando o perfil dos candidatos das Forças Repressivas de Estado à Câmara dos Deputados

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo investiga o perfil social e a preferência partidária dos integrantes das Forças Repressivas do Estado que se lançaram na política institucional nas duas últimas décadas no Brasil. Por meio de estatística descritiva, ressaltamos as especificidades de integrantes das Forças Policiais e Militares que se candidataram a deputado federal. Achados desta pesquisa mostraram mudanças bruscas, de uma eleição a outra, entre os tipos de partidos nos quais essas candidaturas mais se concentraram. Se a pas… Show more

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“…In Brazil, many have reflected on the recent democratic crisis and sought to determine its main vectors. Santos (2017), for example, indicates that there is a process of "oligarchyzation" of liberal democracies around the world, restricting the space of popular will and, thus, lowering the scope of representation. More recently, with the street protests against Dilma Rousseff and the election of Jair Bolsonaro, some have Although the phenomena brought up here are interconnected and mutually reinforcing, the focus of this text is the analysis of a series of discourses (Foucault 1996) that are not exactly about the same topic as in the study of the so-called new right, or even in the broader debate on the crisis of democracy.…”
Section: Global Context: Democracies In Crisis and Punishment On The Risementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In Brazil, many have reflected on the recent democratic crisis and sought to determine its main vectors. Santos (2017), for example, indicates that there is a process of "oligarchyzation" of liberal democracies around the world, restricting the space of popular will and, thus, lowering the scope of representation. More recently, with the street protests against Dilma Rousseff and the election of Jair Bolsonaro, some have Although the phenomena brought up here are interconnected and mutually reinforcing, the focus of this text is the analysis of a series of discourses (Foucault 1996) that are not exactly about the same topic as in the study of the so-called new right, or even in the broader debate on the crisis of democracy.…”
Section: Global Context: Democracies In Crisis and Punishment On The Risementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the definitional difficulties, which make it difficult to create an objective list with the members of the bullet caucus, we believe that its emergence and consolidation can help shed light on important aspects of the role of violence in the production of a certain notion of order in contemporary Brazil. The solutions to definitional difficulties are diverse, ranging from an increased focus on the professional origins of representatives, such as authors who work only with parliamentarians from the repressive forces of the State (Berlatto et al 2016), to the use of lists published by mass media. 13 Recognizing that the definitions here have more of an operational role rather than an objective understanding of reality -and having more of an interest in analyzing discourses than in conducting a precise sociology of the actors who enunciate them -, we decided to use the list of congresspeople in the bullet caucus organized by the Inter-Union Department of Parliamentary Assistance (DIAP).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%