Na contramão nacional: os repertórios de interação entre estado e o movimento social feminista no Rio Grande do Norte
This dissertation aims to identify the existing interaction repertoires between the feminist movements of Rio Grande do Norte and the state government, in the context of the implementation of the Undersecretariat for Women's Policy, from 2019 onwards. To reach the appropriate conclusions, we...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | This dissertation aims to identify the existing interaction repertoires between the
feminist movements of Rio Grande do Norte and the state government, in the context
of the implementation of the Undersecretariat for Women's Policy, from 2019 onwards.
To reach the appropriate conclusions, we used Brazilian studies on the development
of distinct and complex relations between social movements and the State, which
combine a diversity of collective actions that are interspersed in moments of
confrontation and/or cooperation, especially in the Brazilian context after the 2000s. In
addition to these theoretical assumptions, the theory of political process, more
specifically the concept of repertoire of action and repertoire of interaction and
contributions from feminist studies. The data were collected through the analysis of
narratives collected through semi-structured interviews with key actresses of the RN's
gender policies subsystem, pointing to changes in the action and interaction
repertoires of feminists and the government, in the post 2019 period Among the
changes is a greater influence on the formulation of public policies obtained through
acting in participatory state institutions and occupying positions in the bureaucracy.
However, this is due to the favorable political context in the state, which brings together
a government open to dialogue with the movements, a representative legislature and
the existence of movements with a long history of mobilization. Even though the current
government manages to implement the PT model of social participation in
management, the interviews show that the movements needed to adapt to a Covid-19
pandemic context and join new channels of activism, such as the virtual one. |
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