Um governo na floresta

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2009

RESUMO

This work aims to make the analysis of the actions and power discourse conceived by the Workers Party (PT) and the reasons that led the party in the state of Acre to become hegemonic in the period of January 1999 to January 2007. For a better understanding of the subject, our research was not limited to the eight years of the PT government, but moved back to the historical process of the society formation in Acre. Emphases are given to the changes in the partys political framework of the state of Acre that took place with the PT rise to power, the governments accomplishments, its political hegemony and the strategies that the party conceived to be inserted in the ecological movement. The results of the analysis raised questions and doubts on the ability of the governments elected with strong popular appeal and a progressive political discourse have to make by means of politics the necessary changes in the social realities from where they emerge. The forest that covers the Acre territory was the scenario; the actors were the remaining Indians of the tribal population that lived in Acre, the rubber tappers and the leaders who arose with the struggle of this people struggle and others that have grown inside the partys political framework in the state. They produced a government that called himself the government of the forest. This study sought to understand the range of this term and its implications in the understanding of politics in Amazon and the alternatives for a balanced coexistence of men, nature and the governments

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acre, ac -- politica e governo hegemonia partido dos trabalhadores (pt) hegemony partido dos trabalhadores (brasil) -- acre, ac government acre, ac -- historia governo ciencias sociais aplicadas workers party (pt)

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