ABSTRACT:
Given the peripheral position of the country within the framework of world capitalist development, the State’s performance in Brazilian capitalism is not submitted only to determinants of an internal nature. Starting from the approach that takes into account the external and internal determinations of this state action in the country, we sought to identify the current inflection movement in the pattern of public policies constituted by the democratic experience of the last three decades in Brazil. In order to do so, three factors present the political cycle of the New Republic, which show a phase of profound change in the pattern of public policies since the impeachment of President Dilma Roussef in 2016.
Keywords:
Politics; Neoliberalism; State; Capitalism