A BRIEF SOCIOLOGY OF TAX

Authors

  • Juremir Machado da Silva PUCRS

Keywords:

Taxes, Imaginary, State

Abstract

This text seeks to put into dialog society’s questionings about the taxes politics and the public money management, and the ideas of thinkers such as Gilles Lipovetsky, Michel Maffesoli and Jean Baudrillard about the current context. It concerns us here the possible Brazilian’s imaginary problems, connected to the discerning difficulties about the country’s tributary rates and the usual expectations on a State in which they don’t trust.

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Vol. 15 No. 24 (2010)

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