
Business-State Relations under PT Governments
participatory policy-making in BrazilBy Stefanie Tomé SchmittLength13h 19m
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During the Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) – Workers Party, Governments in Brazil, non-electoral and extra-parliamentary political participation grew significantly. Both Lula and Rousseff used an increasing number of mechanisms of participation, known in Portuguese as órgãos colegiados – "collegiate bodies", for democratizing political decisions.
Stefanie Tomé Schmitt's book addresses the impacts of participatory policy-making on business-state relations under the New Developmentalism. Her research uncovers business participation in 125 collegiate bodies based on data collected with the peak sectoral corporatist business associations of agriculture, commerce, industry and financial services. It discloses a formalized pattern of business politics linked to the use of Corporatist Institutions, exposing a gap between Political Sociology and Political Economy approaches to interest representation in Brazil.
In joining the rule configuration assessment with a process tracing of participatory policy-making in employment, innovation, and biodiversity, her investigation also reveals that engendering a more formalized pattern of business politics relied on more than choices of institutional design promoting business inclusiveness: it was contingent on business and government commitment building within mechanisms of participation and in related policy networks.
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GenrePolitics and Government
Length13 hrs 19 mins
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Publish dateFeb 21, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
264.2 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
21. INTRODUCTION: 1.1 REFERENCES
274.3 BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
32. THEORY
284.4 FINAL REMARKS
42.1 STUDYING INSTITUTIONS: FRAMEWORK, THEORY AND MODEL
294.5 REFERENCES
52.2 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PARTICIPATION
305. EMPLOYMENT PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
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62.2.1 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY
315.1 BACKGROUND
72.2.2 POLITICAL ECONOMY
325.2 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
82.2.2.1 PLURALISM
335.3 COMMITMENT BUILDING BETWEEN BUSINESS AND THE GOVERNMENT
92.2.2.2 CORPORATISM/NEO-CORPORATISM
345.4 FORMALIZATION
102.2.2.3 POLICY NETWORK ANALYSIS (PNA)
355.5 FINAL REMARKS
112.3 APPROACHES TO BUSINESS-STATE RELATIONS IN BRAZIL
365.6 REFERENCES
122.4 BUSINESS POLITICAL ACTION UNDER NEW DEVELOPMENTALISM
376. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
132.5 FINAL REMARKS
386.1 BACKGROUND
142.6 REFERENCES
396.2 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
153. MODEL
406.3 COMMITMENT BUILDING BETWEEN BUSINESS AND THE GOVERNMENT
163.1 DATA
416.4 FORMALIZATION
173.2 MODEL
426.5 FINAL REMARKS
183.3 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
436.6 REFERENCES
193.4 CASE-SELECTION
447. BIODIVERSITY PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
203.5 COMMITMENT BUILDING BETWEEN BUSINESS AND THE GOVERNMENT
457.1 BACKGROUND
213.6 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS CONTINGENT ON COMMITMENT BUILDING
467.2 BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
223.7 FINAL REMARKS
477.3 COMMITMENT BUILDING BETWEEN BUSINESS AND THE GOVERNMENT
233.8 REFERENCES
487.4 FORMALIZATION
244. BUSINESS INCLUSIVENESS IN PARTICIPATORY POLICY-MAKING
497.5 FINAL REMARKS
254.1 PROMOTING FORMALIZATION
507.6 REFERENCES