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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Tecnocracia e capitalismo no Brasil num estudo de caso: a Associação Nacional de Programação Econômica e Social (ANPES) (1964-1967) / Technocracy and capitalism in Brazil a case study: the Associação Nacional de Programação Econômica e Social (ANPES) (1964-1967)

Aranha, Francisco Arantes 23 September 2016 (has links)
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No. of bitstreams: 2 Dissertação - Francisco Arantes Aranha - 2016.pdf: 1858675 bytes, checksum: 9ca4676e8e798ca2d28434651b6aa234 (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-09-23 / On June 9th, 1964, it was created in São Paulo the National Association for Economic and Social Development (ANPES). ANPES was a think tank which main aim was to conduct surveys and technical studies that permanently assess the economic politics of the government, but also aimed to suggest measures and guidelines through a better understanding of the reality investigated, bearing in mind, primarily, to accelerate the capitalist development in Brazil. In front of this process, there was the career diplomat Roberto de Oliveira Campos, a member of the Brazilian technocracy that intended to combine business activities with academic tasks and planning. In terms of execution, many capitalists - especially people from São Paulo - dissatisfied with the direction and paths that Brazil followed with Goulart government, decided to support the initiative. Therefore, took part in this endeavor: civil engineer Ary Frederico Torres, the military engineer Edmundo Macedo Soares and Silva, industrial and banker John Adhemar de Almeida Prado, the lawyer Lelio Toledo Piza and Almeida Filho, economist and civil engineer Lucas Lopes, agronomist Luiz Simoes Lopes and the entrepreneur (and president of the Commercial Association of São Paulo - ACSP) Paulo de Almeida Barbosa; these technocrats would then assume the vice- presidency of ANPES. Still in this proposal: the banker, industrial and agricultural engineer Theodoro Quartim Barbosa hold the technical board of this association; while the bankers Sérgio Pinho Mellão and Gaston Eduardo Bueno Vidigal, respectively, exerted positions of financial vice president and president of the institution. Meanwhile, the 1964 coup occurred. Campos, who served as first general secretary of this institution, becomes Minister of Planning and Economic Coordination of Castelo Branco’s government. Soon, other technocrats of ANPES are recruited to the military governments. In this dissertation we inquire the relationship of this institution with the establishment of the military dictatorship in Brazil, presenting and justifying, therefore, the need for this historiographical study about the existence of ANPES. / Em 09 de junho de 1964, foi criado em São Paulo a Associação Nacional de Programação Econômica e Social (ANPES). A ANPES foi um think tank cujo intuito era realizar levantamentos e estudos técnicos que avaliassem permanentemente as políticas econômicas de governo, mas que também sugerissem medidas e diretrizes através de um melhor entendimento da realidade investigada, tendo em vista, principalmente, acelerar o desenvolvimento capitalista do Brasil. Na dianteira desse processo, encontrava-se o diplomata de carreira Roberto de Oliveira Campos, um integrante da tecnocracia brasileira que tencionava conjugar atividades empresariais com tarefas acadêmicas e de planejamento. Nos termos em que estava sendo executada, vários capitalistas – sobretudo paulistas –, insatisfeitos com os rumos e caminhos que o Brasil seguia com o governo de João Goulart, decidiram apoiar a iniciativa. Assim, participaram dessa empreitada: o engenheiro civil Ary Frederico Torres, o engenheiro militar Edmundo Macedo Soares e Silva, o industrial e banqueiro João Adhemar de Almeida Prado, o advogado Lélio Toledo Piza e Almeida Filho, o economista e engenheiro civil Lucas Lopes, o engenheiro agrônomo Luiz Simões Lopes e o empresário (e então presidente da Associação Comercial de São Paulo - ACSP) Paulo de Almeida Barbosa; tecnocratas esses que assumiriam os postos de vice-presidentes da ANPES. Ainda nesta proposta: presidiu o conselho técnico-administrativo desta Associação o banqueiro, industrial e engenheiro agrônomo Theodoro Quartim Barbosa; enquanto os banqueiros Sérgio Pinho Mellão e Gastão Eduardo de Bueno Vidigal, respectivamente, exerceram os cargos de vice-presidente financeiro e presidente da instituição. Nesse ínterim, dá-se o golpe de 1964. Campos, que exerceu a função de primeiro secretário geral dessa instituição, se torna ministro do Planejamento e Coordenação Econômica do governo Castelo Branco. Em pouco tempo, outros tecnocratas da ANPES são recrutados para os governos militares. Nesta dissertação indagamos a relação dessa instituição com a instauração da Ditadura Militar no Brasil, apresentando e justificando, portanto, a necessidade deste estudo historiográfico sobre a existência da ANPES.

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