Dinâmica político-eleitoral, burocracia e gasto social estadual

Borges, André

doi:10.1590/s0103-49792010000100007

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“…If studies on discretionary appointments to positions in the federal administration have increased the knowledge on their dynamics, studies on this phenomenon in subnational governments in Brazil are still rare. Borges (2010) and Gomes, Lacerda, and Silva (2020) found political appointments in state governments. Marin (2016) noticed the complexity in implementing management by results programs in municipal administrations in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and the need to consider the dimensions of performance, governance, and politics.…”

Section: Policitization Political Appointments and Patronagementioning

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Policy-making or rewards: political appointments in Brazilian municipal governments

Marenco

2023

Rev. Adm. Pública

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Brazil has 5,570 municipalities, and each local government has a stock of appointed positions. This study adopted descriptive and inferential statistics to observe the variations in the political strategies adopted when filling these positions. The research identified (1) different political appointment strategies, from those based on reward (high scope/low education level) to strategies based on policy-making (reduced scope/high education level), (2) a robust relationship between HDI and political appointments with a policy-making profile inferring lower coordination costs and informational asymmetries for principals/voters, and (3) party and electoral competition variables showed modest results as potential explanatory factors to adopting reward-based strategies. Also, the adoption of reward-based strategies - cases where municipalities’ employees presented a higher proportion of appointees with lower education levels - did not affect the odds ratios of incumbents in the next municipal elections.

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Section: Policitization Political Appointments and Patronagementioning

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Policy-making or rewards: political appointments in Brazilian municipal governments

Marenco

2023

Rev. Adm. Pública

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“…Análises sobre o setor da segurança a partir do ponto de vista das relações entre instituições, atores e políticas públicas de segurança não têm sido abordadas de forma suficiente pelos estudiosos brasileiros (SAPORI;ANDRADE, 2007). Como afirmam Sátyro (2006), Borges (2010) e Figueiredo (2010), em que pese a situação das instituições estaduais como objeto de estudo da ciência política brasileira, existem poucos trabalhos voltados ao entendimento dos processos de formulação e implementação de políticas nesse nível. Incluem-se nessa lacuna os estudos sobre os gastos e investimentos públicos e sua relação com a política (politcs) no nível estadual.…”

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The public safety policy in Brazil: Analyzing public spending (1999–2010)

Santos¹,

Gontijo²,

Amaral³

2018

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Title in Portuguese: A política de segurança pública no Brasil: uma análise dos gastos estaduais (1999-2010)Abstract: This article analyzes the public spending on public safety policy in Brazil in the period of 1999-2010, noting particularly its relations with the ideological perspectives of the parties elected to the Executive (state governments). It was tested especially the hypothesis that spending on public safety policy would be greater in states ruled by right-wing parties, as part of the national literature points to the existence of most concern this political-ideological spectrum with the function social control. We used multivariate regression models and the main findings were: a) increased spending in left-wing and center-wing parties, compared to the right-wing parties; and b) approximation of the percentages of the collection invested in safety policy in the states, regardless of the incumbent parties.Resumo: Este artigo analisa os gastos estaduais em segurança pública no período de 1999 a 2010, observando principalmente suas relações com as perspectivas ideológicas dos partidos eleitos para o Poder Executivo (governador). Testou-se, sobretudo, a hipótese de que o gasto com a política de segurança pública seria maior em estados governados por partidos de direita, uma vez que parte da literatura nacional aponta para a existência de maior preocupação desse espectro político-ideológico com a função de controle social. Foram utilizados modelos de regressão multivariada que indicaram os seguintes achados: a) variação positiva dos gastos quando os partidos são de esquerda e centro, comparados aos partidos de direita; e b) relativa aproximação dos percentuais de arrecadação investidos em segurança nos estados, independentemente dos partidos nos governos.

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“…Como afirmam Sátyro (2006), Borges (2010) e Figueiredo (2010), em que pese a situação das instituições estaduais como objeto de estudo da ciência política brasileira, existem poucos trabalhos voltados ao entendimento dos processos de formulação e implementação de políticas nesse nível. Incluem-se nessa lacuna os estudos sobre os gastos e investimentos públicos e sua relação com a política (politcs) no nível estadual.…”

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A política de segurança pública no Brasil: uma análise dos gastos estaduais (1999-2010)

2015

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This article analyzes the public spending on public safety policy in Brazil in the period of 1999-2010, noting particularly its relations with the ideological perspectives of the parties elected to the Executive (state governments). It was tested especially the hypothesis that spending on public safety policy would be greater in states ruled by right-wing parties, as part of the national literature points to the existence of most concern this political-ideological spectrum with the function social control. We used multivariate regression models and the main findings were: a) increased spending in left-wing and center-wing parties, compared to the right-wing parties; and b) approximation of the percentages of the collection invested in safety policy in the states, regardless of the incumbent parties.

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Dinâmica político-eleitoral, burocracia e gasto social estadual

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Policy-making or rewards: political appointments in Brazilian municipal governments

Policy-making or rewards: political appointments in Brazilian municipal governments

The public safety policy in Brazil: Analyzing public spending (1999–2010)

A política de segurança pública no Brasil: uma análise dos gastos estaduais (1999-2010)

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