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In 1988, Brazil's Constitution Marked The Formal Establishment Of A New Democratic Regime. In The Ensuing Two And A Half Decades, Brazilian Citizens, Civil Society Organizations, And Public Officials Have Undertaken The Slow, Arduous Task Of Building New Institutions To Ensure That Brazilian Citizens Have Access To Rights That Improve Their Quality Of Life, Expand Their Voice And Vote, Change The Distribution Of Public Goods, And Deepen The Quality Of Democracy. Civil Society Activists And Ordinary Citizens Now Participate In A Multitude Of State-sanctioned Institutions, Including Public Policy Management Councils, Public Policy Conferences, Participatory Budgeting Programs, And Legislative Hearings. 'activating Democracy In Brazil' Examines How The Proliferation Of Democratic Institutions In Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Has Transformed The Way In Which Citizens, Csos, And Political Parties Work Together To Change The Existing State. According To Wampler, The 1988 Constitution Marks The Formal Start Of The Participatory Citizenship Regime, But There Has Been Tremendous Variation In How Citizens And Public Officials Have Carried It Out. This Book Demonstrates That The Variation Results F

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Author

Brian Wampler

Publisher

University Of Notre Dame Press,

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9780268044305

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Political Science, History, Humanities