A formação política do Brasil segundo Furtado
By: BOIANOVSKY, Mauro
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ArticlePublisher: [S. l.] : Editora 34, Apr./June 2014Subject(s): Democracia | Política | Aspecto Histórico | Populismo | Autoritarismo | BrasilOnline resources: Acesso Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 34, 2, p. 198-211Abstract: The political development of Brazil according to Celso Furtado. The article provides a broad view of Celso Furtados interpretation of the political development of Brazil, spread over his several writings. Furtados approach was dominated by his analytical effort to understand the effects of the distinct socioeconomic foundations of the United States and Brazil on the development of their respective structures of power. The persistent influence of the Brazilian colonial patriarchal regime was reflected on the fragility of democracy as a political arrangement throughout most of Brazilian history, including the oligarchic republic before 1930. The mismatch between the industrialization process and the inertia of the political system led to unstable populism and eventually to the attempt of military arbitration in 1964
The political development of Brazil according to Celso Furtado. The article provides a broad view of Celso Furtados interpretation of the political development of Brazil, spread over his several writings. Furtados approach was dominated by his analytical effort to understand the effects of the distinct socioeconomic foundations of the United States and Brazil on the development of their respective structures of power. The persistent influence of the Brazilian colonial patriarchal regime was reflected on the fragility of democracy as a political arrangement throughout most of Brazilian history, including the oligarchic republic before 1930. The mismatch between the industrialization process and the inertia of the political system led to unstable populism and eventually to the attempt of military arbitration in 1964
v. 34, n. 2 (135)
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