Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016): Regimes Autoritários

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Published: 2016-11-21

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Equipe Editorial

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Editorial

Documents of culture, documents of barbarism

Equipe Editorial

07 - 10
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Apresentação

State of Exception and Democracy in Brazil

Andityas Soares de Moura Costa Matos

11 - 13
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Dossie

Authoritarian regimes and hybrid regimes old phenomena, new dynamics

Fernando Belmonte Archetti

15 - 26
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The fascism through the gramsciano prism

Marília Gabriella Machado

27 - 41
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The paraguayan society represented in studies on civic-military dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner

Paulo Alves Pereira Júnior

42 - 71
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Culture and national identity in the Vargas regime tensions and contradictions of the official culture

Gabriel Frias Araújo, Agnaldo de Souza Barbosa

72 - 106
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Dictatorship, control and repression revisiting theses on military governments in Brazil

Arleth Santos Borges, Renata Caldas Barreto

107 - 129
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What future generations need to know about amnesty

Clarissa Paiva Guimarães e Silva

130 - 149
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Articles

The exceptional english Constitution studies in honor of the 800th anniversaty of the Magna Carta

Leonardo Antonacci

151 - 186
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Work and outsourcing context of the cleaning jobs at law and state science ate Federal Minas Gerais University

Amanda Mariana Silveira, Camila Bruna Duarte Domingos, Danielle Borges Lambertucci, Maria Isabela Gonçalves Gomes Pacheco, Tábatta Joplin Moreira Andrade

187 - 211
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Essays

For a de facto transitional justice democracy, the right to truth and memory and the barriers of the Amnesty Law in Brazil

Lucas Diniz Hamdan, Luisa Carmen Lima Machado, Luísa Côrtes Grego

213 - 225
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Local and external people in place

Ariana Oliveira Alves

226 - 232
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Entrevistas

The tyranny approaches governments that have consolidated themselves through illegitimate ways

Newton Bignotto

233 - 239
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