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Dados vol. 45 n. 3 Rio de Janeiro 2002
Resumen
In this article, we propose that the so-called "conservative modernization" has been completed in Brazil. Dialectically, success led to overcoming both the conservative modernization itself and the "regulated order" before a new integrative institutional frame could be fully developed. In advancing this argument, we review the recent literature on the agrarian issue and the political-institutional evolution of Brazil, in addition to an overall perspective of the theory of modernization and citizenship. Furthermore, we propose that there is no reason to imagine the prevalence of a homogenous modernity, which would only reproduce in Brazil what can be found elsewhere. Consequently, we propound that, in contemporary Brazil, we find a specific modernity in which stands out the neo-thomist tradition of the country.
Palabras-clave: conservative modernization; polyarchy; neo-thomism.
DOI: 10.1590/S0011-52582002000300005
A dialética da modernização conservadora e a nova história do Brasil
Português do Brasil
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