Reform and political crisis in Brazil : : class conflicts in workers' party governments and the rise of Bolsonaro neo-fascism / / Armando Boito.
This book examines the Brazilian political process in the period of 2003-2020: the governments led by the Workers' Party and their reformist policies, the deep political crisis that led to the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff and the rise of Bolsonaro neofascism. The author maintains tha...
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Boito Júnior, Armando, author. Reform and political crisis in Brazil : class conflicts in workers' party governments and the rise of Bolsonaro neo-fascism / Armando Boito. Leiden, Netherlands ; Boston, Massachusetts : Brill, [2022] ©2022 1 online resource (245 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Studies in Critical Social Sciences ; 200 List of Tables and Charts -- Preface to the English Edition -- Part 1: Reform and Social Classes in the PT Governments -- 1. State, Bourgeoisie, and Neoliberalism in the Lula Government -- The Bloc in Power in the Neoliberal Period -- The Political Ascension of the Industrial Bourgeoisie and Agribusiness under the Lula Government -- Political Rise, But No Hegemony Established -- The Political Regime and the Hegemony of Financial Capital -- Final Considerations -- 2. The Lula Governments: The New "National Bourgeoisie" in Power -- FHC, Lula, and Disputes within the Bourgeoisie -- The Political Relations of the Big Internal Bourgeoisie with the Lula Government -- Contradictions within the Internal Bourgeoisie and the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- 3. The Political Bases of Neodevelopmentalism -- The Neodevelopmentalist Political Front -- The Neodevelopmentalist Program -- The Classes and Class Fractions Integrating the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- The Contradictions in the Core of the Front -- 4. Lulism, Populism, and Bonapartism -- The Concepts -- Varguism and Lulism -- Bonapartism and Lulism -- 5. Neodevelopmentalim, Social Classes, and Foreign Policy in the PT Governments -- The the Bloc in Power and the Neodevelopmentalist political front -- Foreign Policy and the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- Conclusion -- 6. Neodevelopmentalism and the Recovery of the Brazilian Union Movement -- Neodevelopmentalism and the Union Movement -- The Union Movement's Political Moderation -- The Growth of the Strike Struggle -- Final Considerations -- Part 1I: The Nature and Dynamics of the Crisis that Led to the Impeachment -- 7. The Political Crisis of Neodevelopmentalism and the Instability of Democracy -- The Political Crisis -- The Neoliberal Bourgeois Offensive -- The Participation of the Upper Middle Class -- The Presence of the Working Classes -- The Instability of Democracy -- The Government's Reaction and the Popular Movement -- 8. State, State Institutions, and Political Power in Brazil -- The Bloc in Power and Class Alliances -- The Political Regime and the Contradictions within the State Bureaucracy -- BNDES, Petrobras, and the Big Internal Bourgeoisie -- Judicial Institutions, the Associated Bourgeoisie, and the Upper Middle Class -- Final Considerations -- 9. Operation Car Wash, the Middle Class, and State Bureaucracy -- The State's Social Function, Social Classes, and Bureaucracy -- Operation Car Wash and the Middle Class -- The Middle Class and Corruption -- 10. The Crisis of Neodevelopmentalism and The Dilma Rousseff Government -- A Couple of Things to Learn from the Crisis -- The Bloc In Power and Class Alliances -- The Political Crisis -- 11. Why Was the Resistance to the 2016 Coup d'état so Weak? -- The Internal Bourgeoisie Was Divided in the Face of the Coup -- The Marginal Mass of Workers Remained Passive -- The Unionized Workers Were Neutralized -- After the Coup. -- Afterword: Bolsonaro and the rise of neofascism -- When Can We Speak of Fascism -- Bolsonarism Is One of the Species of the Fascism Genre -- The Bolsonaro Government and the Originating Political Crisis -- Fascism and Bourgeoisie: Unity, Conflicts, and Conciliation -- Final Considerations -- Bibiography -- Index. This book examines the Brazilian political process in the period of 2003-2020: the governments led by the Workers' Party and their reformist policies, the deep political crisis that led to the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff and the rise of Bolsonaro neofascism. The author maintains that the Party and ideological conflicts present in the Brazilian politics are linked to the class distributive conflicts present in the Brazilian society. Defeated for the fourth consecutive time in the presidential election, the political parties representing the international capital and segments of the bourgeoisie and of the middle class, abandoned the rules of the democratic game to end the Workers' Party government cycle. They paved the way for the rise of neofascism. Includes bibliographical references and index. Description based on print version record. Social conflict Brazil. Brazil Politics and government 2003- Partido dos Trabalhadores (Brazil) Print version: Boito, Armando Reform and Political Crisis in Brazil Boston : BRILL,c2021 9789004466883 Studies in Critical Social Sciences ; 200. |
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List of Tables and Charts -- Preface to the English Edition -- Part 1: Reform and Social Classes in the PT Governments -- 1. State, Bourgeoisie, and Neoliberalism in the Lula Government -- The Bloc in Power in the Neoliberal Period -- The Political Ascension of the Industrial Bourgeoisie and Agribusiness under the Lula Government -- Political Rise, But No Hegemony Established -- The Political Regime and the Hegemony of Financial Capital -- Final Considerations -- 2. The Lula Governments: The New "National Bourgeoisie" in Power -- FHC, Lula, and Disputes within the Bourgeoisie -- The Political Relations of the Big Internal Bourgeoisie with the Lula Government -- Contradictions within the Internal Bourgeoisie and the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- 3. The Political Bases of Neodevelopmentalism -- The Neodevelopmentalist Political Front -- The Neodevelopmentalist Program -- The Classes and Class Fractions Integrating the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- The Contradictions in the Core of the Front -- 4. Lulism, Populism, and Bonapartism -- The Concepts -- Varguism and Lulism -- Bonapartism and Lulism -- 5. Neodevelopmentalim, Social Classes, and Foreign Policy in the PT Governments -- The the Bloc in Power and the Neodevelopmentalist political front -- Foreign Policy and the Neodevelopmentalist Front -- Conclusion -- 6. Neodevelopmentalism and the Recovery of the Brazilian Union Movement -- Neodevelopmentalism and the Union Movement -- The Union Movement's Political Moderation -- The Growth of the Strike Struggle -- Final Considerations -- Part 1I: The Nature and Dynamics of the Crisis that Led to the Impeachment -- 7. The Political Crisis of Neodevelopmentalism and the Instability of Democracy -- The Political Crisis -- The Neoliberal Bourgeois Offensive -- The Participation of the Upper Middle Class -- The Presence of the Working Classes -- The Instability of Democracy -- The Government's Reaction and the Popular Movement -- 8. State, State Institutions, and Political Power in Brazil -- The Bloc in Power and Class Alliances -- The Political Regime and the Contradictions within the State Bureaucracy -- BNDES, Petrobras, and the Big Internal Bourgeoisie -- Judicial Institutions, the Associated Bourgeoisie, and the Upper Middle Class -- Final Considerations -- 9. Operation Car Wash, the Middle Class, and State Bureaucracy -- The State's Social Function, Social Classes, and Bureaucracy -- Operation Car Wash and the Middle Class -- The Middle Class and Corruption -- 10. The Crisis of Neodevelopmentalism and The Dilma Rousseff Government -- A Couple of Things to Learn from the Crisis -- The Bloc In Power and Class Alliances -- The Political Crisis -- 11. Why Was the Resistance to the 2016 Coup d'état so Weak? -- The Internal Bourgeoisie Was Divided in the Face of the Coup -- The Marginal Mass of Workers Remained Passive -- The Unionized Workers Were Neutralized -- After the Coup. -- Afterword: Bolsonaro and the rise of neofascism -- When Can We Speak of Fascism -- Bolsonarism Is One of the Species of the Fascism Genre -- The Bolsonaro Government and the Originating Political Crisis -- Fascism and Bourgeoisie: Unity, Conflicts, and Conciliation -- Final Considerations -- Bibiography -- Index. |
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