Ideias e políticas públicas: considerações a partir da análise de programas de transferência monetária na África do Sul, no Brasil e no Chile

Oliveira, Maria Clara

doi:10.11606/t.8.2019.tde-18032019-121742

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“…In order to tackle poverty, BF has two components: (1) an unconditional cash transfer directed at families in extreme poverty that is attributed regardless of its composition; and (2) a conditional cash transfer (CCT) that is awarded to families with children that fall below the poverty line. This latter transfer requires beneficiaries to comply with conditionalities regarding immunization, health care and education of children (OLIVEIRA, 2018).…”

Section: Brazilian and Chilean Conditional Cash Transfer Programsmentioning

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International development cooperation as one of the triggers for the process of public policy transfer

Gonnet¹,

Oliveira

Vergara

2020

Estudos Internacionais

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On the one hand, transfer is a process by which governments intentionally use ideas about how policies in other countries work to design or redesign their own public policies (Dussauge, 2012). On the other hand, cooperation is a process that recognizes the existence of an interdependence between states and the international arena. This article aims to discuss and clarify the relation between international cooperation and policy transfer. Drawing on the analysis of development cooperation in Brazil and Chile, we discuss how technical cooperation agreements between these countries and third parties, encourage the transfer of public policies, in particular of those considered as models in the area of social policy, namely Bolsa Família and Chile Solidario. This article demonstrates that international development cooperation facilitates the existence of processes that allow for the transfer of specific components of social policies to other context. The analysis is based on a literature review and on information gathered through interviews conducted with relevant actors.

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Section: Brazilian and Chilean Conditional Cash Transfer Programsmentioning

confidence: 99%

International development cooperation as one of the triggers for the process of public policy transfer

Gonnet¹,

Oliveira

Vergara

2020

Estudos Internacionais

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“…Among them was the PB experience in Porto Alegre, adopted later on in Belo Horizonte and Recife. Experiences of cash transfer for social assistance were also experimented with at the local level in Brasília and Campinas (Oliveira, 2018;Sugiyama, 2012), by administrations of different parties, not only left-wing. The ideas and knowledge of progressive policies that nourished PT were not only coming from the guidance of the party.…”

Section: Brazilian Policies On the International Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

Policy ambassadors: human agency in the transnationalization of Brazilian social policies

Oliveira

2019

Policy and Society

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In the past decade, Brazil became a model for social policies, 'exporting' ideas and techniques to tackle issues on social participation, poverty and hunger mostly to Southern countries, but also to the Northern States. International policy diffusion is immersed in a complex web of relations established among a plethora of actors participating in various moments and spaces. How policies become models for exporting? Why Brazil was elected as a showcase for social policies? Which actors were engaged in this process? The literature presents different arguments that focus on international organizations, think-tanks, epistemic communities, private agents, networks and so on to explain how policy models travel from a place to another. In this study, the action of exporting elites and their circulation between various institutions are put under analysis to understand diffusion. We introduce in this article a new concept of 'Policy Ambassador', a transnational transfer agent, to explain the diffusion of Brazilian social policy ideas and instruments in the areas of participatory democracy, fight against poverty and hunger eradication.

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“…Cómo se difunden las políticas sociales en América Latina, Cecilia Osorio Gonnet addresses the diffusion of CCTs in the Latin American region. Osorio's work differs from other studies on the same topic (Sugiyama 2011;Oliveira 2018) since it focuses on the actors that take part in the process of diffusion and on their motivations, as well as on the mechanisms that allow for the process to happen.…”

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Aprendiendo o emulando? Cómo se difunden las políticas sociales en América Latina

Oliveira

Simoni

2020

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Ideias e políticas públicas: considerações a partir da análise de programas de transferência monetária na África do Sul, no Brasil e no Chile

Cited by 7 publications

References 48 publications

International development cooperation as one of the triggers for the process of public policy transfer

International development cooperation as one of the triggers for the process of public policy transfer

Policy ambassadors: human agency in the transnationalization of Brazilian social policies

Aprendiendo o emulando? Cómo se difunden las políticas sociales en América Latina

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