Bio politics, control and domination

This work intends to show an important discussion presented in the sociology and in the Brazilian economic theory about the role of the State in Brazil. Portuguese heritage it is analyzed in the sociology as a patrimonial construction, which evokes commercial capitalism and blocks the democracy and...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Espiral (Guadalajara, Mexico) Mexico), 2011-09, Vol.18 (52), p.77-110
1. Verfasser:	Tejeda Gonzalez, Jose Luis
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Schlagworte:	Brazil Capitalism Democracy Dominance Economic Theories Markets Politics Sociology State Role Twentieth Century
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