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State's relationship with the steel industry: comparative study Brazil-United States

26/10/2005 0 By Rodrigo Cintra
This paper presents a picture of the evolution & ccedil; & atilde; hist & oacute; rich & sider uacute sector; rgico Brazilian and US. Recovering the origin of steel in each of the pa & iacute; ses, It analyzes how the sector is constituted in terms of production structure. parallel,  and to identify the pattern & otilde; s relationship between the actors of the sector (companies to civil society groups) and the government, it examines how the sector is organized politically .

Initially addressing the American case, & Eacute; identified & ecirc one tendon; INSTANCE structure MAKE-HANDS; the sector that has great independ & ecirc; INSTANCE in relation MAKE-HANDS; the & worse; participates & ccedil; & atilde, the government as an actor participant – while this government is presented as an important ally in the prote & ccedil; & atilde, the active industry. Thus, realize that their development has always been more trampled initiatives and private projects.

Secondly, & Eacute; conducted the study of the Brazilian case, where & eacute; identified one trend & ecirc; INSTANCE of acts & ccedil; & atilde, the direct government in the development of the productive sector sider & uacute; rgico, that is, No brazil, the government is acting as an investor and major companies and groups sider & uacute controller; rgicos.

As an á developed here enable analyzes indicate poss & iacute; RESPONSIBLE & ccedil explains; & otilde; es for the trend & ecirc; behavioral TRENDS actors of the sector sider & uacute; rgico of their pa & iacute; ses. While the Brazilian case it is noticed a more dependent relationship with corporate behavior & ccedil; & atilde, the the government, in the American case & eacute; poss & iacute; vel identify a relationship pol & iacute; more intense optical towards the press elaborates & ccedil; & atilde; the pol & iacute; protectionist typical for the sector.

State's relationship with the steel industry: comparative study Brazil-United States

CEDEC notebooks nº 75
August 2005
www.rodrigocintra.pro.br/pdf/cad75.pdf

About The Author

Post-doctorate in Territorial Competitiveness and Creative Industries, by Dinâmia - Center for the Study of Socioeconomic Change, of Sciences of the Institute of Labor and Enterprise (ISCTE, Lisboa, Portugal). PhD in International Relations from the University of Brasilia (2007); Master in Political Science from the University of São Paulo (2001); and a degree in International Relations from the Catholic University of São Paulo (1998). Academic Director of ESPM-SP graduation and Head of International Office.

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