scientific diffusion Seminars and Agenda Public Policies and inequalities in Brazil in the 21st Century: Transformations, innovations and continuities
Public Policies and inequalities in Brazil in the 21st Century: Transformations, innovations and continuities
The seminar will be coordinated by Eduardo Marques, Carlos Aurélio Faria and Marta Arretche and will highlight the discussion of research on the main shifts of Brazilian public policies of state action since the turn of the 21st century. The debates and commentary on the research will lead to a book.
These surveys aim to construct a broad map of recent sectoral and political displacements, starting from the legacies of the policies inherited from the military regime and from their displacements since re-democratization. More broadly, by putting the trajectories of various sectors of public policy side by side, it will be possible to shed light on the changes and continuities in the role of the Brazilian State in a more general sense.
In temporal terms, rather than analyzing specific governments, it is intended to produce a picture of the longitudinal transformations of state action. In this sense, although the presidencies of Lula and Dilma Rousseff represent the most important recent time reference, the antecedent actions are also explored, in varied dates by area and subject of public policy. An important challenge for the analyses involves the changes introduced by the Temer government (which are still unclear). Although these are considered, the focus of the work is on the axes of transformation over the longer term.
PROGRAM
9:00–9:15 am - Presentation of the project: Eduardo Marques, Carlos Faria and Marta Arretche
Part I - Political Economy of Inequality
9:15–9:40 am - The Federal Income Tax Policy: Eduardo Lazzari and Jefferson Leal
9:00–10:05 am - Policies for economic development: Edney Dias
10:05–10:30 am - Income protection and ideological polarization in the legislative: Victor Araújo and Paulo Flores
10:30–10:50 am - Debate
Part II - The State as producer and policy mediator
10:50–11:15 am - Budget and public expenditure: Úrsula Peres and Fábio Pereira dos Santos
11:15–11:40 am - Participation in the 21st century: Rebecca Abers and Debora de Almeida
11:40–12:05 pm - Rights and inequalities: Célia Kerstenetzky
12:05–12:25 pm - Debate
12:25–1:30 - Lunch
Part III - Social Policies
1:30–1:55 pm - Health: Telma Menicucci and Soraya Cortes
1:55–2:20 pm - Education: Sandra Gomes, André Luis da Silva and Flávia Oliveira
2:20–2:55 pm - The unified system of social assistance: Renata Bichir and Kellen Gutierres
2:55–3:20 pm - Guarantee of income: Luciana Jaccoud and Ana Cleusa Mesquita
3:20–3:45 pm - Race: Mario Theodoro
3:45 pm–4:15 pm - Debate
4:05–4:25 pm - Break
Part IV - Territories, Infrastructure and Connections
4:25–4:50 pm - Urban policies: Eduardo Marques
4:50–5:15 pm - The state action in infrastructure: Alexandre Gomide and Roberto Pires
5:15–5:40 pm - Foreign policy after 9/11: Carlos Aurélio de Faria and Dawisson Lopes
5:40 pm–6 pm - Debate
POST-EVENT
The seminar was coordinated by Eduardo Marques, Carlos Aurélio Faria and Marta Arretche and highlighted the discussion of research on the main shifts of Brazilian public policies of state action since the turn of the 21st century. The debates and commentary on the research will lead to a book.
The seminar was coordinated by Eduardo Marques, Carlos Aurélio Faria and Marta Arretche.
