Vol. 42 No. 2 (2016): Dossier - Historical Corporatism in Brazil and Europe

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-864X.2016.2

Published: 2016-08-19

Editorial

• Editorial

  Leandro Pereira Gonçalves, Charles Monteiro

  379-382

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Presentation

• Presentation

  Luciano Aronne de Abreu, Paula Borges Santos

  383-386

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Dossier: Historical Corporatism in Brazil and Europe

• The corporatism in History and Social Sciences – a critical reflection from the Portuguese case

  Álvaro Garrido

  387-408

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• The corporatism of Fascist Italy between words and reality

  Alessio Gagliardi

  409-429

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• Democratic Corporatism – The Italian debate during the “First Republic” (1948-1992)

  Marco Zaganella

  430-453

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• Political and intellectual elites and the Ministry of Labour – 1931/1945

  Francisco Carlos Palomanes Martinho

  454-470

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• The Dualist Corporatism: professional associations and unions in Brazil, 1930-1964

  Marco Aurélio Vannucchi

  471-499

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• The Workers’ Corporatist industrial relations system: labor law and rights at the Labor Courts between the Brazilian Democratic and Dictatorial Regimes (1953-1978)

  Larissa Rosa Corrêa

  500-526

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• Brazilian Corporatism: between authoritarianism and democracy

  Valéria Marques Lobo

  527-552

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Academic Interview

• Corporatism and Salazarism in perspective: the view of Fernando Rosas

  Luciano Aronne de Abreu, Paula Borges Santos

  553-559

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Open Section

• Browns and blacks in the military and their “usefulness” for the good government of the Serro Frio region: research notes

  Ana Paula Pereira Costa

  560-581

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• The Anglican influence on the Mapuche ethnicity. Charles Sadleir in the dawn of Mapuche’s post-reductional leadership

  Miguel Ángel Mansilla, Nanette Liberona, Carlos Piñones

  582-605

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• A multifaceted intellectual in a kaleidoscope of ideas: race in the thought of Fernando Ortiz

  Fernando Vale Castro

  606-632

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• Politics is the weapon of the business: the role of USA government and the corporations in Chile’s dictatorship

  Tatiana Poggi

  633-660

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• Example and threat: the consolidation of the Dictatorship in Brazil through the pages of Argentinian magazine Confirmado (1965-1966)

  Helder Gordim da Silveira

  661-693

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• Chile’s right-wing parties in the post-Pinochet years: the rise and fall of the ‘Lavín’ style, 2000-2004

  Verónica Valdivia Ortiz de Zárate

  694-723

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• History of the Prohibition of skateboarding in Blumenau/SC (1999-2007)

  Leonardo Brandão

  724-743

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• This paper aims to analyze the currently growing debate about the Teaching of History. More specifically, it tries to expand the studies on the “Pedagogy of the Teaching of Collective Traumas” (with emphasis in the Holocaust) in the Brazilian academia. It

  Francisco Carlos Teixeira da Silva, Karl Schurster

  744-772

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Review

• A debate about the Brazilian “New Right”

  Odilon Caldeira Neto

  773-788

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• The many times of Leonel Brizola

  Charles Sidarta Machado Domingos

  779-785

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Debate

• Comments on the interview with Hélgio Trindade

  Alexandre Pinheiro Ramos

  786-789

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• Final remarks by Hélgio Trindade on the comments by Alexandre Pinheiro Ramos

  Hélgio Trindade

  790-792

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