Cobiça capitalista, pandemia e o futuro da política social

Pereira, Camila Potyara; Pereira-Pereira, Potyara A.

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“…Com ações governamentais que materializam a desproteção social aliada a uma política de morte que se faz pela cobiça capitalista de desmonte das políticas sociais com recurso às instituições privadas, como as CTs. Observa-se que "[...] nunca as políticas sociais, o Estado presente no campo social, interferindo na economia e regulando mercados, foi tão importante para salvar vidas" (Pereira;Pereira, 2021, p. 46).…”

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Comunidades Terapêuticas: a construção de uma política manicomial e proibicionista

Prudencio,

Theodoro,

Baqueiro

2023

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O artigo objetiva apresentar um estudo sobre a Política Nacional de Saúde Mental, Álcool e Outras Drogas, mostrando como as Comunidades Terapêuticas (CTs) brasileiras ocupam parte da atenção aos usuários de drogas no Brasil. Trata-se de uma análise documental de normativas, com base em revisão bibliográfica sobre a temática. Observou-se que as CTs ganharam força em cenários políticos, sociais e econômicos distintos, em especial após o ano de 2015, e se tornaram principais instituições para a atenção aos usuários de drogas, além de serem financiadas pelo fundo público. Ainda, nota-se que as CTs representam uma convocação à lógica manicomial, proibicionista e encarceradora de usuários de drogas, em maioria homens, negros e pobres, sob a lógica da abstinência, do trabalho forçado, da religiosidade e da disciplina.

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Comunidades Terapêuticas: a construção de uma política manicomial e proibicionista

Prudencio,

Theodoro,

Baqueiro

2023

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“…Rapid population growth is not the source of poverty; instead, it is the result of capitalists' avarice in removing some of the rights of workers. If technology does not replace people, productivity increases as human population increases (Pereira & Pereira-Pereira, 2021;Sinding, 2009). The number of births does not need to be reduced by humanity.…”

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Sustaining Agricultural Growth: Traps of Socio–Demographics in Emerging Markets

Jiuhardi¹,

Hasid²,

Darma³

et al. 2022

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This research aims to evaluate the effect of the global innovation index (GII), urban population (UP), rural population (RP), social globalization index (SGI), and Demographic Pressures (DP) on agriculture value added (AVA). The samples were collected from The Global Economy relating to four countries, namely, China, Indonesia, USA, and India during 2013-2020. The collected data were analyzed through comparative panel regression. The results show that, in the long term, the increase in UP is significantly correlated with AVA in China, Indonesia, and India. Then, an increase in RP is significantly associated with AVA in India, and SGI exerts a significant effect on AVA in the USA. In the short term, every increase in GII has a significant effect on AVA in Indonesia and the USA. Furthermore, RP has a significant impact on AVA in China. A case study in India, reported that a decrease in SGI and DP significantly affect AVA. Meanwhile, the short-term DP growth greatly influences the AVA in the USA. The novelty of this research lies in the finding that the agricultural sector's tendency expands our knowledge of how many agricultural clusters in rural communities change their functions as a large number of rural residents relocate to metropolitan areas. Further, the debate over the HR industry's level of competition does not create job possibilities. In China, Indonesia, and the USA, DP enhances AVA. Stakeholders are required to reduce housing density through innovative agriculture concepts that are more humanistic and creative, even though DP only suppresses AVA in India.

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Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Cooled Down or Stimulated the Countertendencies of Capital? A Critical Review

2023

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This is a critical review of what the Marxist scientific literature presents on the forms of countertendency to falling profit rates carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 33 articles included in this review were studied using a Marxist approach. The following elements of the articles were synthesized and criticized: the analysis matrices, the methodological aspects of the articles, the elements contrary to the law of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, and the cases studied and their contexts of analysis. The articles reviewed allow us to state that during the COVID-19 pandemic, there was intensification in the forms of an increased degree of labour exploitation, cheapening of the elements of constant capital, and increased relative overpopulation and shareholder capital.

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Cobiça capitalista, pandemia e o futuro da política social

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Comunidades Terapêuticas: a construção de uma política manicomial e proibicionista

Comunidades Terapêuticas: a construção de uma política manicomial e proibicionista

Sustaining Agricultural Growth: Traps of Socio–Demographics in Emerging Markets

Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Cooled Down or Stimulated the Countertendencies of Capital? A Critical Review

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