This text deals with BNDES between 1995 and 2016. It intends to answer two questions: 01. Which institutions did presidents and directors of BNDES pass through in the period before they achieved their positions in the Bank?; 02. Are there any differences, in this regard, between the PSDB and PT administrations? The article uses Social Network Analysis to capture the prior trajectory of individuals before they reached the positions of president and director of the Bank. The data is presented in four sociograms, one for the FHC administrations, another for the Lula administrations, a third for the Dilma Rousseff administrations, and a last one of directors and presidents of the Bank. Our data reveals important differences in relation to the structure of the trajectories of BNDES directors between different administrations, which could be linked to their different economic projects. By way of conclusion we make some final considerations about the data and its possible theoretical implications.
BNDES; PSDB; PT; Network analysis
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Source: Prepared by the authors.Note: Key: Circles represent the ‘government’ sector, triangles the ‘market’ sector, and squares the ‘academic’ sector. Colors represent the ‘communitarian structures’ identified by the Girvan-Newman algorithm partitioned in 07 structures. Node and label size are defined by their ‘degree’ level.
Source: Prepared by the authors.Note: Key: Circles represent the ‘government’ sector, triangles represent the ‘market’ sector, and squares represent the ‘academic’ sector. Colors represent the ‘communitarian structures’ identified by the Girvan-Newman algorithm partitioned in 06 structures. Node and label size are defined by their ‘degree’ level.
Source: prepared by the authors.Note: Key: Circles represent the ‘government’ sector, triangles represent the ‘market’ sector, and squares represent the ‘academic’ sector. Colors represent ‘communitarian structures’ identified by the Girvan-Newman algorithm partitioned in 05 structures. Node and label size are defined by their ‘degree’ level.
Source: prepared by the authors.Note: Key: Colors defined by the position occupied by the individual (red for presidents and blue for directors).
Source: prepared by the authors.Note: Key: Squares represent people and circles represent institutions. Colors represent ‘communitarian structures’ identified by the Girvan-Newman algorithm partition in 09 structures. Node and label size are defined by their ‘degree’ level.