Neoliberalismo na América do Sul: a reinvenção por meio do estado

Vadell, Javier; Carvalho, Pedro Henrique Neves de

doi:10.1590/s0102-85292014000100003

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DOI: 10.1590/s0102-85292014000100003

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Neoliberalismo na América do Sul: a reinvenção por meio do estado

Javier Vadell

Pedro Henrique Neves de Carvalho

Abstract: IntroduçãoOs últimos anos têm apresentado uma nova relação entre o Estado e o mercado nos contornos sul-americanos. A crise do modelo econô-mico, teórico e prático, neoliberal e as mudanças geoeconômicas globais -que têm como foco a região de Ásia-Pacífico e, principalmente, a ascensão da China com sua política de going out (VADELL, 2011) -provocaram impactos da maior importância política e econômica na América do Sul. Esses desdobramentos ali-75 * Artigo recebido em 5 de junho de 2013 e aprovado para publicaç… Show more

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Local development versus neoliberal globalization project: reflecting on market-oriented cities

Abdalla

Faria

2019

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The purpose of this article is to discuss what has being disseminated and reproduced as local development, seeking to understand the problems arising from this phenomenon, particularly highlighting the promotion of market-oriented cities. We question the processes of development and public policies, advancing in the debate based on Karl Polanyi’s double-movement thesis duly revisited and updated historically and geographically. As contributions, we highlight the engagement with de-coloniality to treat temporal and geo-epistemic gaps of the Polanyian thesis. In addition, it is possible to identify that the Polanyian counter-movement depends on the actions of several social actors, with emphasis on societies and governments, through public policies.

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Local development versus neoliberal globalization project: reflecting on market-oriented cities

Abdalla

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2019

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Rethinking Polanyi’s Fictitious Commodities Based on the Brazilian Nuclear Segment

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2021

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The purpose of this paper is to show evidence of the undetermined expansion of Polanyi’s fictitious commodities within the Brazilian nuclear context. The issue of the marketification of social agendas has drawn a lot of attention to the data, collected through in-depth interviews. The analytical process was guided by the decolonial theory approach and by critical discourse analysis. Among the analysis’ main findings, it is possible to point out the elaboration of a framework which reveals the mechanisms employed by the Brazilian nuclear segment as a way of exercising parallel power and silencing social agendas. The main contributions are the temporal and geopolitical updating of Polanyi’s thesis; and the definition of the mechanisms used by the company Eletronuclear and by institutions as a way of co-optation, naturalisation and marketification of social and political agendas.

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Fim de Ciclo dos Governos “Pós-neoliberais” na América Latina?

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2019

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Há menos de duas décadas, a América Latina experimentava um intenso momento de lutas, ilustrando transformações no cenário político regional. A “onda rosa” latino-americana manifesta-se fundamentalmente com o triunfo eleitoral de Chávez na Venezuela em 1998, o fracasso da ALCA, a crise capitalista mundial em 2008 e as lutas por nacionalizações na Bolívia e Equador, seguidas pela ascensão presidencial de Evo Morales e Rafael Correa, respectivamente, que sinalizavam relevantes mudanças na geopolítica latino-americana. São governos que articularam institucionalidade e pautas nacional-populares num projeto de caráter heterogêneo e continental, que reascenderam na dimensão política uma tentativa de ruptura com as estruturas de poder e cultura antidemocrática que minavam a credibilidade das instituições políticas locais, trazendo a substituição das constituições em vigor e renovação dos quadros políticos dirigentes. Este estudo foca no caso boliviano, que vivencia o agravamento das críticas em relação às medidas econômicas baseadas na exportação de commodities, considerando o giro à direita na superestrutura política do subcontinente. Problematizaremos sobre as possibilidades de continuidade do novo bloco no poder inaugurado com o Estado Plurinacional da Bolívia.

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Neoliberalismo na América do Sul: a reinvenção por meio do estado

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Local development versus neoliberal globalization project: reflecting on market-oriented cities

Local development versus neoliberal globalization project: reflecting on market-oriented cities

Rethinking Polanyi’s Fictitious Commodities Based on the Brazilian Nuclear Segment

Fim de Ciclo dos Governos “Pós-neoliberais” na América Latina?

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