A geopolítica do imperialismo : continuidades, descontinuidades e transformações do processo neoliberal de privatização do território brasileiro no período de 1995 a 2011

Abstract

The master's dissertation entitled Geopolitics of Imperialism: Continuities, discontinuities and transformations of the neoliberal process of privatization of the Brazilian territory in the period from 1995 to 2011, seeks to avaluate how the Programa Nacional de Desestatização is designed between the governments of Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, in the spatial-time frame of the research and what are the impacts of this project on the aspects related to the policies of control of the territory by the Brazilian State. For this to be possible, we used official data sources from the federal government, especially from BNDES and BACEN, where the extent was concentrated around the national sphere. As a result, during the FHC government, we have an intensified continuity of the privatization policy of the Collor government, responsible for institutionally organizing the development of neoliberalism in Brazil. The Lula government, in turn, inaugurated a new model of privatization, centered on the PPP law, representing a discontinuity with elements of transformation, inaugurating a new model of transferring control of productive systems and national infrastructure to international private capital and national.