Brasil, a continuidade da politica do pao e circo ou é impressao?
When history is studied Roman, in special, during the imperial period, is well-known the similarity that have, between Rome and Brazil, in the social aspects. In both, are perceived social problems - why not to say structural? -, as, for example, the high index of unemployment and the tax of illiter...
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| Language: | Portuguese |
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Editora Unesp
2010
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3996730 |
| Source: | Revista de Estudos Jurídicos UNESP, ISSN 1414-3097, Vol. 14, Nº. 19, 2010, pags. 335-358 |
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When history is studied Roman, in special, during the imperial period, is
well-known the similarity that have, between Rome and Brazil, in the social aspects. In
both, are perceived social problems - why not to say structural? -, as, for example, the
high index of unemployment and the tax of illiteracy, improper conditions for a worthy
housing, the extreme tax burden imposed to the contributors and the excess of corruption
in the public managers. Thus, if it questions as the Roman Empire lasted as much time
and, as the Brazilian public managers governs without, at least, to have signal of social
subversion? The reply it is in the strategies politics. In Rome, it had the called politics
of the bread and circus, where crumbs (bread and wheat) were supplied gratuitously
to the population and had public spectacles in enclosures for bullfighting, the gladiadores,
to entertain the population, making with that they were not rebelled with its
unemployment and too much social problems. Thus, in Brazil, it is perceived application
- in the had ratios - of this politics, where the government, by means of assistencialistas
measures and of games of soccer, the fourth and sunday, alienates the Brazilian population
in relation to the problems of the nation. |
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