2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-69092011000300015
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A atuação de ex-arenistas e ex-emedebistas na assembleia nacional constituinte

Abstract: IntroduçãoO presente artigo tem por objetivo analisar o processo de tomada de decisão dos deputados constituintes a partir de seus vínculos com as organizações partidárias extintas em 1979: Arena e MDB. A hipótese a ser testada é a de que o pertencimento à Arena ou ao MDB constitui-se em variável explicativa promissora para predizer o voto dos constituintes em questões que demandam um posicionamento ideológico mais definido. Toma-se como parâmetro de análise um conjunto específico de votações em que a relação … Show more

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“…In order to better understand this content, These associations must be interpreted carefully, but it seems that the knowledge accrued about the Brazilian party system allows us to point out both the originality of PT's proposal -whose founding texts insist that the content of the programme itself be open to workers' participation -and the strategic need that led PPB/PP to reiterate its commitment to the regime transition in 1995, and again in 2003. This was much stronger than in 1979, when the party was still called Partido Democrático Social (PDS, Democratic Social Party), and was divided between guaranteeing its presence in the new democratic order and justifying its former support for the military dictatorship (Madeira 2006).…”
Section: The Context and The Manifestosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to better understand this content, These associations must be interpreted carefully, but it seems that the knowledge accrued about the Brazilian party system allows us to point out both the originality of PT's proposal -whose founding texts insist that the content of the programme itself be open to workers' participation -and the strategic need that led PPB/PP to reiterate its commitment to the regime transition in 1995, and again in 2003. This was much stronger than in 1979, when the party was still called Partido Democrático Social (PDS, Democratic Social Party), and was divided between guaranteeing its presence in the new democratic order and justifying its former support for the military dictatorship (Madeira 2006).…”
Section: The Context and The Manifestosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Samuels and Abrucio (2000) explain it: "ARENA began to split into two factions: one led by politicians with little popular support and few links to state elites, but with extensive links to the military high command, and another led by traditional state elites who had developed careers prior to 1964." By allowing for intra-party competition in municipalities that previously would have been dominated by one or two families, the sublegenda facilitated the entry of new political players that would compete against traditional elites (Schmitter, 1973;Hagopian, 1996;Machado Madeira, 2006).…”
Section: Brazil's Transition To a Dictatorshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Carvalho (2008) analisou os parlamentares da Arena e MDB durante o regime. Após o fim da ditadura, a atuação dos parlamentares provenientes do bipartidarismo durante a assembleia constituinte e no autal sistema partidário brasileiro foi tema de análise em Madeira (2011Madeira ( e 2006 massas" e um período de "instabilidade endêmica", essa experiência democrática ficou conhecida na literatura como "democracia populista" (SOUZA, 1985, p. 73-4), sendo marcada por soluções autoritárias como respostas as crises políticas. A cassação do Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB), em 1947, e o "golpe branco" que garantiu a posse de Juscelino Kubitscheck, em 1955, são dois exemplos do modus operandi da elite política à época, que não possuía muito apreço pela democracia.…”
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