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O Jogo de poder no Ministério da Agricultura do Brasilburocracia, partidos políticos e grupos de interesse

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This study investigates power struggles and interest disputes within Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA) between 1999 and 2018, focusing on the relationships between bureaucracy, political parties, and interest groups. The research combines multiple sources – such as the Federal Official Gazette, the Executive Branch’s human resources system (SIAPE), online curricula (Lattes/LinkedIn), the Transparency Portal, and semi-structured interviews – applying statistical, prosopographical, and qualitative techniques. Findings reveal that MAPA exhibits a bureaucracy that is simultaneously politicized and professionalized, challenging the classic dichotomy between “technical” and “political” profiles. While most appointees to commissioned posts belong to the ministry’s career track and possess sector-related qualifications, top-level positions often show strong connections with the ministry’s clientele, especially agribusiness and its interest organizations. The study also highlights the role of agricultural inspectors’ careers in strengthening bureaucratic autonomy and influencing appointments, showing that MAPA’s policies are shaped by disputes among professional associations, political parties, parliamentary groups, and career civil servants. By providing a detailed profile of senior officials and mapping their academic, professional, and political trajectories, the research contributes to a more “archaeological” analysis of MAPA, offering new insights into bureaucratic politicization and the links between the state and private interests in Brazil’s agricultural sector.

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Tipo
Estudo
Ano
2026
Instituição
Ipea
Idioma
Português
Acesso
Acesso aberto
Identificador
oai:repositorio.ipea.gov.br:11058/20340
Licença
Licença Comum
Abrangência
Brasil; 1999-2018

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