A influência do neoliberalismo na autonomia brasileira: da industrialização às reformas após a redemocratização

Abstract

This paper identifies the relationship between liberal principles and autonomy Brazil, with emphasis on neoliberal reforms adopted in the 1990s. Investigates the relationship between Brazil and such precepts from the industrialization of the country, realizing the historical unfolding of this process and the actors involved. Utilizes critical view of ECLAC and dependency theory to relate world events in sync with the national events in order to understand the influence between both. Underscores the neoliberal reforms implemented from the Brazilian democracy, when there was the explicit adoption of the national model for the management, who gave new dimensions to the autonomy of the country on the world stage. Builds an understanding of autonomy in favor of national development as opposed to the condition dependent and underdeveloped provided by the neoliberal model adopted. Understand, then, that neoliberalism, as it was applied in Brazil, binds to decisional autonomy in that generates conditions of external interference in vital for the national welfare. Notes that Brazil's relationship with liberal precepts is old and therefore difficult to be overcome immediately to the adoption of a political-economic strategy focused on developing fully.