Democratic Brazil revisited / 
Editado por Peter R. Kingstone e Timothy J. Power 
 - Pittsburgh :  University of Pittsburgh,  2008. 
 - 342 p. 
 - Pitt Latin American .
<br/><br/> 1. Introduction  Peter R. Kingstone and Timothy J. Power  Part I. The Workers' Party in power  2. The Partido dos Trabalhadores: still a party of the left? -  Wendy Hunter  3. Organized civil society in Lula's Brazil - Kathryn Hochsteler  Part II. The institutional debate in Brazil  4. Political institutions and governability from FHC to Lula - Fabiano Santos, Márcio Grijó Vilarouca  5. Centering Democracy? ideological cleavages and convergence in the Brazilian political class - Timothy J. Power  6. The quality of elections in Brazil: policy, performance, pageantry, or pork? - Barry Ames, Andy Baker, and Lucio R. Rennó  Part III. The policy challenges of an unequal society  7. The limits of economic reform in Brazil - Aline Diniz Amaral, Peter R. Kingstone, and Jonathan Krieckhaus  8. Unexpected successes, unanticipated failures: social policy from Cardoso to Lula - Marcus André Melo  9. Public security, private interests, and police reform in Brazil - Anthony W. Pereira  10. Afro-brazilian politics: white supremacy, black struggle, and affirmative action - Ollie A. Johnson III  Part IV. Views of democracy from below  11. Core Values, education, and democracy: an empirical tour of DaMatta's Brazil - Alberto Carlos Almeida  12. Redemocratization viewed from below: urban poverty and politics in Rio de Janeiro, 1968-2005 - Janice E. Perlman 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780822960041 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Democracia--Brasil<br/>Política e Governo --Brasil<br/>Participação Política