POST-NEOLIBERAL GOVERNMENTS IN LATIN AMERICA AND EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v34i1.6572Abstract
Para discutirmos a relação entre a atuação dos governos e a configuração do campo educacional faz-se necessário explicitarmos uma concepção de Estado e o papel das políticas públicas em seu âmbito. Não se pode negligenciar o fato de que a atuação dos governos submete-se ao papel que o Estado desempenha em uma forma de organização social. Nesse sentido, é fundamental que discutamos o papel do Estado na forma de organização da sociedade capitalista. Segundo Mészáros (2002), os componentes básicos da sociedade capitalista são o capital, o trabalho e o estado, tendo este último um papel importantíssimo, pois constitui a estrutura totalizadora de comando político do capital.Downloads
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