Vargas, Perón e o esporte: propaganda política e a imagem da nação

Drumond, Maurício

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“…To some degree, these policies are associated with discourses of political integration and the appreciation of national identity (ARNAUD, 1998). In Latin America, for example, authoritarian governments such as those of Getúlio Vargas (1930Vargas ( -1945 in Brazil, andJuan Domingos Perón (1946-1955) in Argentina, sought to re-affirm cohesion, national identity, and the values of the nationstate, and consequently advertise the regime, in sporting events (DRUMOND, 2009).…”

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“…This is the context in which the question asked at the beginning of the article becomes pertinent. The political dimension of sporting mega-events is frequently addressed as a historical narrative (DRUMOND, 2009;GUTTMANN, 2003;SIGOLI and DE ROSE JR., 2004) or as a factor that generates tensions and social conflicts (BOYKOFF, 2011a(BOYKOFF, , 2011bBOYKOFF and FUSSEY, 2014). We do not know, however, of any 'typical' case study (GERRING, 2007) that has empirically established the relationship between support for sporting mega-events and presidential popularity 5 .…”

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The World Cup and Presidential Popularity in Brazil

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Silva

2019

Bras. political sci. rev.

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From the political point of view, major sporting events are seen as a way of strengthening a country's institutional image and, as a result, the popularity of its leaders. Events in Brazil in response to the 2014 World Cup, however, point towards other conclusions. The objective of this article is to analyze the relationship between public opinion and the World Cup in Brazil with reference to data from quantitative and qualitative opinion polls conducted by the Office of the Secretary of Communication of the Presidency of the Republic. These analyses suggest that an increasingly critical view on the part of citizens as well as frustration with expectations vis-à-vis essential public services such as health and education had a direct impact on Brazilians' views of the event and their (dis)approval of the Federal Government. Amid a series of demonstrations in 2013 and 2014, the World Cup was transformed from a classic case of bread and circuses into a catalyst for popular dissatisfaction. Instead of a popularity boost and a smooth path to re-election in 2014, Brazilian political leaders found themselves scrambling to deal with the legacy of a World Cup own goal.

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The World Cup and Presidential Popularity in Brazil

Mundim

Silva

2019

Bras. political sci. rev.

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“…Durante o Estado-Novo (1937-1945, sobretudo, a correlação esportiva entre Estado e juventude teve como pano de fundo a intenção política de construir "uma nova raça brasileira" -civilizada, moralizada e sadia -, por intermédio da prática regular de esportes e da Educação Física. (DRUMOND, 2009).…”

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“Naturalmente” feias, subalternas e masculinas: representações da mulher negra na revista Educação Physica (1939-1944)

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Magalhães²

2018

Revista Métis

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“…Foi mesmo a partir daquele momento que a prática passou a ser mais valorizada politicamente, tendo em conta a construção de um sentido de nacionalidade que se articulava com os intuitos do governo Salazar (Neves, 2009;Drumond, 2014 Trata-se de uma "visão oficial" sobre a atuação de Sarmento Rodrigues, já que prospectada a partir de seus próprios discursos e das representações sobre suas realizações publicadas no Boletim Cultural, um periódico editado por agência governamental e fiscalizado pela censura. As informações sobre o esporte eram da lavra de Peixoto Correia, chefe de gabinete do governador.…”

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O esporte na política colonial portuguesa: as iniciativas de Sarmento Rodrigues na Guiné (1945-1949)

Melo

2014

Rev. Bras. Hist.

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ResumoO artigo tem por objetivo discutir as iniciativas ligadas ao esporte entabuladas no âmbito da administração do governador da Guiné Portuguesa Manuel Maria Sarmento Rodrigues, cargo ocupado entre março de 1945 e janeiro de 1949. Como fontes foram utilizados os seus discursos governamentais; o Boletim Cultural da Guiné Portuguesa, periódico dedicado à divulgação de pesquisas e principais ocorrências da colônia; e O Arauto, único jornal da província na ocasião. Conclui-se que Sarmento Rodrigues inaugurou o apoio sistemático ao esporte na política colonial portuguesa, inserido em suas preocupações com o desenvolvimento e o respeito às peculiaridades locais, posturas que iriam se manifestar quando ocupasse outros postos no regime, ligadas a mudanças na concepção de intervenção no ultramar. Palavras-chave: História do esporte; História da África; colonialismo. AbstractThe article aims to discuss the Manuel Maria Sarmento Rodrigues initiatives related to sport when he served as governor of Portuguese Guinea, between March 1945 and January 1949. As sources were used the speeches of Sarmento Rodrigues; the Boletim Cultural da Guiné Portuguesa, dedicated to the dissemination of research and facts of the colony; and O Arauto, the only newspaper of the province at that time. We concluded that Sarmento Rodrigues inaugurated the sports support as government policy, inserted in his concerns about development and respect of local peculiarities, positions that would clearly manifest when he occupying other positions in the Portuguese government, linked to changes in the design of colonial intervention.

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Vargas, Perón e o esporte: propaganda política e a imagem da nação

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The World Cup and Presidential Popularity in Brazil

The World Cup and Presidential Popularity in Brazil

“Naturalmente” feias, subalternas e masculinas: representações da mulher negra na revista Educação Physica (1939-1944)

O esporte na política colonial portuguesa: as iniciativas de Sarmento Rodrigues na Guiné (1945-1949)

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