2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-44782002000200013
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Reformas constitucionais no Brasil: instituições políticas e processo decisório

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“…The rules are designed so that the board is highly politicized and reflects the composition of power in Congress, thus extending the power of the president's coalition to the control stage. The fact that current board members are tenured until they are required to retire at age 70 mitigates politicization, but has not precluded it (Melo, 2007;Melo, Pereira, and Figueiredo, forthcoming). Thus, despite a large, motivated, and well-trained staff that strives to go beyond simply checking accounts so as to play a more proactive role, the TCU's impact has been limited.…”
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“…The rules are designed so that the board is highly politicized and reflects the composition of power in Congress, thus extending the power of the president's coalition to the control stage. The fact that current board members are tenured until they are required to retire at age 70 mitigates politicization, but has not precluded it (Melo, 2007;Melo, Pereira, and Figueiredo, forthcoming). Thus, despite a large, motivated, and well-trained staff that strives to go beyond simply checking accounts so as to play a more proactive role, the TCU's impact has been limited.…”
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“…As discussed above, the 1988 constitution was one of these exceptional moments. The history of post-1988 constitutional reforms can be read as a series of countermeasures taken by the executive-to deconstitutionalize issues-to reestablish its preponderance in the Brazilian federalism (Melo, 2004). The political dynamics of constitution making and constitutional reforms are very different.…”
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“…Com a Constituição de 1988 a administração pública ficou mais fechada ao jogo políticopartidário, pois algumas modificações foram feitas nas relações trabalhistas para o setor estatal, entre elas a garantia constitucional da livre associação, isonomia salarial entre os poderesembora não cumpridasregime jurídico único para todas as esferas de governo e plano de carreira (MELO, 2002).…”
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“…3 Essa agenda compõe-se do Decreto-Lei n. 91.369/85 que instituiu a Reforma Administrativa do Governo Sarney; do Decreto-Lei n. 93.213/86 substituiu o DASP pelo SEDAP e criou-se o Cadastro Nacional de Pessoal Civil; da criação, em 1989, da Escola Nacional de Administração Pública; da criação, em 1995, do MARE que foi extinto em 1999; e em 1995, do Plano Diretor de Reforma do Estado(MELO, 2002).___________________________________________________________________________Paper do NAEA 194,A burocracia pública brasileira foi perdendo a capacidade de ser guiada pela performance, pois a intensa diferenciação e acelerado crescimento impediam o controle, o que gerou uma grande elevação dos gastos e do déficit público que se manifestou na forma de crise fiscal que assolou as décadasde 1980de (REZENDE, 2004. Em 1985 foi criada a Comissão Geral de Reforma Administrativa que propôs políticas de modernização do aparato burocrático e reorganização do sistema de controle interno e gestão.…”
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