O presente trabalho tem como objetivo compreender as transformações da área urbana do município de Monte Alegre de Minas, em razão da construção dos conjuntos habitacionais (Pedra Branca, J.Tolendal e Primavera) por intermédio do Programa Minha Casa, Minha Vida (PMCMV). Este estudo tem em relação à ciência geográfica uma significativa importância, pois, o mesmo poderá contribuir para a compreensão das transformações que o espaço das pequenas cidades sofre diante da implantação desse tipo de empreendimento. Para a realização do mesmo, optou-se metodologicamente pela pesquisa bibliográfica e pela documental referente às políticas de produção de moradia no Brasil e o papel do Estado, a importância das pequenas cidades na rede urbana, assim como a legislação brasileira com abordagem nos direitos dos indivíduos, ressaltando a moradia digna como um desses. Outro instrumento metodológico foram as análises empíricas nos três conjuntos habitacionais com intuito de conhecer a realidade observada por meio de fotografias e imagens satélites, pois os mesmos se localizam em áreas distintas da cidade. Além disso, utilizaram-se recursos tecnológicos para elaboração de mapas de localização do município e dos conjuntos. E por fim, foram coletadas informações por meio de depoimentos livres das famílias que foram beneficiadas pelo programa e também daquelas que residem em áreas próximas desses locais. Concluiu-se, então, que o PMCMV tem assumido relevante papel no que se refere à minimização de um dos problemas mais críticos da contemporaneidade brasileira, o déficit habitacional e a incorporação do mesmo em Monte Alegre de Minas, resultando na modificação do espaço (físico e funcional), pois algumas áreas inicialmente apresentavam apenas 40 (quarenta) residências, todavia com o interesse imobiliário e pelo fato de estarem localizadas em uma área mais próxima do centro da cidade, transformaram-se em conjuntos com mais de 200 (duzentas) residências, com a presença de um pequeno comércio e de serviços de atendimento básico (área de lazer e creche de educação infantil) que atendem até mesmo os outros bairros. / The objective this work is to analyze the changes in the urban area of the municipality of Monte Alegre de Minas due to the construction of the housing complexes (Pedra Branca, J Tolendal and Primavera) through the My House, My Life program. This study has a great relevance in relation to the geographical studies, since it can contribute significantly to the understanding of the transformations that the space of the small cities suffer before the implantation of this type of enterprise. In order to carry out this study, methodological choice was made for bibliographical and documentary research concerning housing production policies in Brazil and the role of the State, the importance of small cities in the urban network, as well as Brazilian legislation with an approach to the rights of individuals, emphasizing decent housing as one of these. Another methodological instrument was empirical analysis in the three housing complexes in order to know the reality observed through photographs and satellite images, since they are located in different areas of the city, in addition, technological resources were used for the elaboration of location maps Municipality and set. Finally, information was collected through free testimonials from the families that benefited from the program, as well as from those living in areas near those sites. It was concluded that the PMCMV has assumed a relevant role in minimizing one of the most critical problems of the Brazilian contemporaneity the housing deficit and its incorporation in Monte Alegre de Minas resulted in the modification of the physical and functional space, because some areas initially had only 40 (forty) residences, but with real estate interest and because they were located in an area closer to the central area of the city, they became groups with more than 200 (two hundred) residences, with the presence a small local commerce and basic care services (leisure area and kindergarten) that serves even the other neighborhoods. / Dissertação (Mestrado)

Esta dissertação realiza uma análise empírica do Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida na Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, utilizando os dados de produção habitacional do programa, o Censo 2010, as bases cartográficas do CEM, entre outros dados. Além disso, as diversas leis que regulam o programa fazem parte do material empírico analisado. Com essas informações, são discutidos três argumentos que a literatura sobre o Minha Casa MinhaVida propõe: a adequação do programa ao perfil do déficit habitacional, o caráter de mercado do programa em detrimento de uma política social, e a relação do programa com a segregação urbana. O objetivo deste debate não é discordar dos argumentos propostos pela literatura, mas sim, adicionar informações que tornem as críticas ao programa mais nuançadas, destacando que a produção habitacional do programa não possui tantos aspectos negativos como foi apontado pela crítica, assim que o Minha Casa Minha Vida foi lançado em 2009. / This dissertation conducts an empirical analysis of My house My life (Program Minha Casa Minha Vida) in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, using data from the program housing production, Census 2010, and CEM cartographic databases, among other data. In addition, various laws governing the program are part of the empirical material analyzed. With this information, we discuss three arguments that the literature on My life My house proposes: the appropriateness of the program to the housing deficit, the market feature of the program to the detriment of social policy, and the relationship of the program with urban segregation . The aim of this discussion is not to disagree with arguments proposed in the literature, but add information to throw lights to the critics making them more nuanced program, noting that the program housing production lacks many negative aspects that were pointed out by the critics when it was released in 2009.

Essa pesquisa estuda as contribuições e potencialidades da Avaliação Ambiental Estratégica (AAE) como instrumento de planejamento urbano- territorial capaz de sugerir a implementação econômica, social e ambientalmente sustentável de políticas, planos e programas habitacionais e de prevenir os impactos socioambientais decorrentes, resultando na contribuição para sustentabilidade do desenvolvimento urbano. O objetivo do trabalho é avaliar o Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida no& Brasil e as possíveis contribuições da AAE para a tomada de decisão sobre o programa habitacional em questão. Desse modo, a AAE é analisada como potencial instrumento para assegurar a integração ambiental com o planejamento estratégico do setor habitacional, utilizando, como estudo de caso, o programa Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV). Através da construção de moradias, o PMCMV visa incrementar a indústria da construção civil, criando empregos e contribuindo para a movimentação econômica do país. Entretanto, muitas vezes, o programa é implantado em áreas urbanas sem a devida infraestrutura e os serviços necessários, provocando, muitas vezes, a deterioração ambiental e social da região. Esta pesquisa conclui que a sistemática da AAE para implementar os princípios do desenvolvimento sustentável no PMCMV é, senão essencial, recomendável para a tomada de decisão, pois considera as variáveis ambientais sociais e econômicas nas etapas de planejamento. / This research studies the contributions and potential of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) as a tool for urban planning for ensuring economic implementation, social and environmental sustainability of policies, plans and housing programs, as well as preventing environmental impacts, resulting in the contribution to sustainable urban development. The objective of this paper is to evaluate the Minha Casa Minha Vida program in Brazil, and the possible contributions of SEA to decision making regarding this housing program. Thus, SEA is analyzed as a potential instrument to guarantee environmental integration with the strategic planning of the housing sector, using, as a case study, the Minha Casa Minha Vida program (PMCMV). Through the construction of houses, the PMCMV aims to stimulate the construction industry, creating jobs and contributing to the increase of economic activity in the country. However, sometimes the program is deployed in urban areas without adequate infrastructure and services, causing environmental and social deterioration of the region. This research concludes that the SEA process to implement sustainable development principles in the PMCMV is highly recommended, if not essential, to decision making, since it considers the environmental, social and economic variables during planning phases.

Esta pesquisa trata das determinações críticas da atual relação entre a política habitacional brasileira, as incorporadoras nacionais de capital aberto e a reprodução do capital financeiro ligado ao setor imobiliário, com uma pesquisa focada na análise do Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida I e II (PMCMV) na metrópole de São Paulo. A história da política habitacional no Brasil, porém, mais claramente no BNH, evidencia que a confluência entre Estado, empresas privadas do setor imobiliário e capital não é a novidade do momento atual. A diferença reside, basicamente, no contexto histórico e econômico em cada um dos períodos, ou seja, em como a questão da habitação se presta à adaptação dos diferentes momentos de reprodução do capital e do trabalho pelos quais o país passou e vem passando. Se no momento do BNH/autoconstrução a questão da habitação estava inserida no contexto de uma economia industrial, e produzia casas ao ritmo de rotação do capital industrial, coube a nós, nesta pesquisa, investigar quais seriam os elementos da produção da habitação social, via PMCMV, ao ritmo do capital de uma economia financeirizada. / This research deals with the critical current determinations between the Brazilian housing policy, opened capital national developers and reproduction of finance capital on the real estate sector, from a research focused on the analysis of the Minha Casa Minha Vida I and II (PMCMV) in the metropolis of São Paulo. The history of housing policy in Brazil, better seen in the case of BNH, shows that the confluence between the state, private real estate companies and capital is not the novelty of the present moment. Basically, the difference lies in the historical and economic context from each period, showing how the issue of housing serves as an important means to the reproduction of capital and labor force throughout the different moments the country has been in. Once in the period of BNH, housing in Brazil was inserted in the context of an industrial economy, and therefore, it produced houses at the pace of the industrial capital rotation. In this research, though, we will investigate what are the elements of the social housing production, via PMCMV, under the rhythm of the capital of a financialized economy.

[pt] Esta pesquisa tem como propósito contribuir para a discussão da importância da relação entre os moradores e os espaços coletivos e públicos de conjuntos habitacionais como um aspecto essencial para a estabilidade, permanência e qualidade de vida de seus habitantes. Neste trabalho, desenvolvo a discussão sobre a relação entre o habitar e a apropriação do espaço, tendo como estudo de caso o Conjunto Ismael Silva – Zé Keti do Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV). O objetivo desta pesquisa é investigar em que medida a disposição dos edifícios e a inserção urbana contribuem para a relação entre seus moradores e os espaços privados, coletivos e públicos deste conjunto. Em outras palavras, procuro compreender de que maneira a forma construída pode influenciar a relação que temos com o ambiente em que vivemos por meio deste estudo de caso. A relação que temos com o ambiente em que vivemos é recíproca: da mesma forma que moldamos os lugares, somos por eles também moldados. Neste sentido, esta pesquisa se orienta principalmente pelos conceitos de habitar, que consiste no modo básico como nos relacionarmos com o mundo, e de apropriação do espaço, que vai para além do simples uso por criar vínculos de pertencimento e de identidade entre as pessoas e o lugar. Ambos os conceitos são abordados por diferentes campos do conhecimento. O habitar surge na filosofia, como tema de estudos de Martin Heidegger e de Gaston Bachelard, influenciando autores do campo da arquitetura como Christian Norberg-Schulz e Juhani Pallasmaa. O conceito de apropriação do espaço é abordado por autores como Herman Hertzberger (arquitetura), Enric Pol (psicologia ambiental), Marco Mello e Arno Vogel (antropologia e sociologia). O conjunto Ismael Silva – Zé Keti, destinado à faixa 1 do PMCMV, foi inaugurado em 2014 e construído no lugar do Complexo Penitenciário Frei Caneca, no bairro Estácio. O que propiciou a escolha deste conjunto como estudo de caso foram algumas particularidades em relação a outros empreendimentos do Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida no que diz respeito à morfologia, inserção urbana e formas de apropriação de espaço. Destas particularidades derivam quatro objetivos específicos desta pesquisa. O primeiro deles é identificar que outras maneiras, além da adaptação de parte dos apartamentos em atividade comercial, os moradores deste empreendimento encontram de manter antigos hábitos e modos de se apropriar dos espaços neste novo local de moradia. O segundo consiste em investigar se este conjunto e seus moradores se integram aos bairros em seu entorno imediato. Considerando que, além das diferenças, existem também aspectos típicos de empreendimentos do PMCMV, o terceiro objetivo específico desta pesquisa é compreender os aspectos arquitetônicos e urbanísticos deste Programa no âmbito de políticas habitacionais que o precedem. Por fim, investigo também o contexto e as razões que orientaram a concepção diferenciada do Ismael Silva – Zé Keti. / [en] This research aims to contribute to the discussion of the importance of the relationship between the residents and the collective and public spaces of housing estates as an essential aspect for the stability, permanence and quality of life of its inhabitants. In this work, I intend to develop the discussion about the relationship between the dwelling and the appropriation of space, having as a case study the Conjunto Ismael Silva - Zé Keti of the Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV) Program. The objective of this research is to investigate the extent to which the layout of buildings and urban insertion contribute to the relationship between their residents and the private, collective and public spaces of this group. In other words, I try to understand how the constructed form can influence the relationship we have with the environment in which we live through this case study. The relationship we have with the environment in which we live is reciprocal: in the same way that we shape the places, we are also molded by them. In this sense, this research is oriented mainly by the concepts of dwelling, which consists of the basic way in which we relate to the world, and the appropriation of space, which goes beyond simple use and creates bonds of belonging and identity between people and the place. Both concepts are approached by different fields of knowledge. The dwelling arises in philosophy, as subject of studies of Martin Heidegger and Gaston Bachelard, influencing authors of the field of the architecture like Christian Norberg-Schulz and Juhani Pallasmaa. The concept of appropriation of space is approached by authors such as Herman Hertzberger (architecture), Enric Pol (environmental psychology), Marco Mello and Arno Vogel (anthropology and sociology). The set Ismael Silva - Zé Keti, destined to the 1st track of the PMCMV, was inaugurated in 2014 and built in place of the Frei Caneca Penitentiary Complex, in the Estácio neighborhood. What propitiated the choice of this set as a case study were some particularities in relation to other projects of the My House My Life Program with regard to morphology, urban insertion and forms of appropriation of space. From these particularities derive four specific objectives of this research. The first one is to identify that other ways, in addition to the adaptation of part of the apartments in commercial activity, the residents of this development find to maintain old habits and ways of appropriating the spaces in this new place of dwelling. The second is to investigate whether in this set there is in fact an isolation, physical or social, in relation to the place where it was built. Considering that in addition to the differences, there are also typical aspects of PMCM ventures, the third specific objective of this research is to understand the architectonic and urban aspects of this Program within the scope of housing policies that precede it. Finally, I also investigate the context and the reasons that guided the differentiated conception of Ismael Silva - Zé Keti.

[pt] Uso da tecnologia Blockchain no setor governamental, permitindo um rastreamento e transparência de suas transações. Inicialmente, realizando um estudo de caso brasileiro do Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento (BNDES) e,a posteriori, propondo a ampliação para outro programa denominado Minha Casa Minha Vida. No primeiro caso, apenas pessoas jurídicas estariam cadastradas no modelo, no segundo, seriam necessários nós emissores que fossem pessoas físicas: ou seja, haveria a necessidade da gestão da identidade física digital da população. O estudo proposto prevê a expansão do uso da tecnologia, bem como, o avanço nos benefícios diretos e indiretos ao incluir pessoas físicas no blockchain governamental. / [en] Use of Blockchain technology in the government sector, allowing tracking and transparency of your transactions. Initially, conducting a Brazilian case study of the National Development Bank (BNDES) and, a posteriori, proposing the extension to another program called Minha Casa Minha Vida. In the first case, only legal entities would be registered in the model, in the second, we would need issuers that were persons: that is, the need to manage the digital physical identity of the population. The proposed study predicts the expansion of technology use as well as the advancement in direct and indirect benefits by including individuals in the government blockchain.

Thesis (PhD (English))--University of Stellenbosch, 2010. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This thesis undertakes a comparative examination of South African and Kenyan auto/biographical narratives of crime and imprisonment. Although some attention is paid to narratives of political imprisonment, the study focuses primarily on autobiographical accounts by criminals, confessional narratives, popular fiction about crime and prison experience, and journalistic accounts of prison life. There is very little critical work at this moment that refers to these forms of prison writing in South Africa and Kenya. Popular prison narratives and to a certain extent the autobiographical in general are characterised by an under-theorised dialecticism. As academic concepts, both the popular and the autobiographical form are characterised by an unstable duality. While the popular has been theorised as being both a field of resistance to power and of consent to its demands, the autobiographical occupies a similar precariously divided position, in this case between fact and fiction, a place where the „I‟ that narrates is simultaneously the subject and object of the narrative. In examining an eclectic body of texts that share the prison as common denominator, my study problematises the tension between self and world, popular and canonical, political and criminal, factual and fictional. In both settings, South Africa and Kenya, the prison as a material and discursive space does not only mirror society but effects shifts and changes in society, and becomes a space of dynamic adaptation and also a locus that disturbs certain hegemonic relations. The way in which the experience of prison opens up to a fundamentally unsettling ambiguity resonates with the ambivalence that characterises both autobiography as genre and the popular as a theoretical concept. My thesis argues that during the entire historical period covered by the narratives that I examine there is a certain excess that attends on the social production of criminality and the practice of imprisonment, both as material realities and as discursive concepts, which allows them to have a haunting effect both on individuals‟ notions of „the self‟ and the constitution of national identities and nationhoods. I argue that the distinction between the colonial and the postcolonial prison is hazy. Therefore a comparative study of Kenyan and South African prison literature helps us understand how modern prisons and notions of criminality in contemporary Africa are intertwined with the broad European colonial project, reflecting larger issues of state power and control over the populace. In relation to South Africa, my study begins with Ruth First‟s 117 Days (1963), and makes a selection of other prisons narratives throughout the apartheid era up to the post-apartheid period which was ushered in by Mandela‟s Long Walk to Freedom (1994). Moving beyond Mandela, I examine other forms of South African crime and prison narratives which have emerged since the publication of Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela‟s A Human Being Died that Night (2003) and Jonny Steinberg‟s The Number (2004). In Kenya, I begin with Ngugi wa Thiongo‟s Detained (1981). I then focus on popular narratives of crime and imprisonment which began with the publication of John Kiriamiti‟s My Life in Crime (1984) up to the first decade of the 21st century, marked yet again by the publication of Kiriamiti‟s My Life in Prison (2004). Besides Kiriamiti‟s two narratives, the other Kenyan texts which I examine are John Kiggia Kimani‟s Life and Times of a Bank Robber (1988) and Prison is not a Holiday Camp (1994), Benjamin Garth Bundeh‟s Birds of Kamiti (1991), and Charles Githae‟s, Comrade Inmate (1994). / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: My proefskrif onderneem ‟n vergelykende studie van Suid-Afrikaanse en Keniaanse auto/biografiese narratiewe van misdaad en gevangeneskap. Hoewel aandag tot ‟n mate geskenk word aan verhale van politieke gevangeneskap, is die primêre fokus van die studie eerder op autobiografiese narratiewe deur misdadigers, konfessionele narratiewe, populêre fiksie met betrekking tot misdaad en gevangenis-ondervindinge, sowel as joernalistieke verslae oor gevangenes se lewens agter tralies. Min kritiese werk is tot dusver in verband met hierdie vorme van gevangenis-narratiewe in Suid-Afrika en Kenia gedoen. Populêre prisoniers-narratiewe, en tot ‟n mate autobiografieë oor die algemeen, word deur ‟n onder-geteoriseerde dialektisisme gekenmerk. As akademiese konsepte word beide die populêre en die autobiografiese vorme deur ‟n onstabiele dualisme gekenmerk. Terwyl die populêre tipe geteoretiseer word as sowel ‟n vorm van weerstand teen mag as van toegee daaraan, word aan die autobiografiese tipe ‟n soortgelyke onstabiele, verdeelde rol toegeskryf – in hierdie geval, tussen feitelikheid en fiksie, ‟n plek waar die “ek” wat vertel terselfdertyd die subjek en objek van die verhaal is. Deur middel van ‟n eklektiese versameling van tekste wat die gevangenis as verwysingspunt deel, problematiseer my verhandeling die spanning tussen self en wêreld, die populêre en die gekanoniseerde, die politieke en die kriminele, die feitelike en die fiktiewe. In beide kontekste, Suid-Afrika en Kenia, weerspieël die gevangenis as diskursiewe spasie nie alleenlik die gemeenskapsomgewing nie, maar veroorsaak dit ook veranderings en verskuiwings in die gemeenskap – sodoende word die gevangenis self ‟n ruimte van dinamiese verandering en ‟n plek wat sekere hegemoniese verhoudings versteur. Die manier waarop die ondervinding van gevangeneskap lei tot ‟n fundamentele versteurende dubbelsinningheid resoneer met die dubbelsinnigheid wat beide die autobiografiese as genre en die populêre as teoretiese konsep karakteriseer. My tesis voer aan dat, gedurende die ganse historiese tydperk wat gedek word deur die narratiewe wat ek hier betrag, daar ‟n sekere oormaat is wat die sosiale produksie van misdaad en die toepassing van gevangesetting begelei, beide as stoflike werklikhede en as diskursiewe konsepte, wat hulle toelaat om ‟n kwellende effek uit te oefen beide of individuele mense se sin van „self‟ en die samestelling van nasionale identiteite en nasionaliteite. Ek voer aan dat die onderskeid tussen die koloniale en die postkoloniale gevangenis onduidelik is, en dat ‟n vergelykende studie van Keniaanse en Suid-Afrikaanse gevangenes-narratiewe ons dus help om te verstaan hoe moderne tronke en idees oor misdaad in Afrika deureengevleg is met die breë Europese koloniale projek, en groter kwessies van staatsmag en beheer oor die bevolking weerspieël. In Suid Afrika begin my studie met Ruth First se 117 Days (1963), en maak dan ‟n seleksie van ander gevangenes-narratiewe van die apartheid-era tot en met die post-apartheid oomblik wat deur Mandela se Long Walk to Freedom ingelui word. Ek vestig dan my aandag op ander vorme van Suid-Afrikaanse misdaad- en gevangenes-narratiewe wat sedert die publikasie van Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela se A Human Being Died that Night (2003) en Jonny Steinberg se The Number (2004) verskyn het. In Kenia begin ek met Ngugi wa Thiongo se Detained (1981), en kyk dan ten slotte na populêre narratiewe van misdaad en gevangeneskap wat hulle aanvang vind met die publikasie van John Kiriamiti se My Life in Crime (1984) tot en met die eerste dekade van die 21ste eeu, nogmaals gemerk deur die publikasie van Kiriamiti se My Life in Prison (2004).

Autobiographical writing acquired increasing importance during the apartheid period, with greater numbers of autobiographical texts being published by a more representative range of South Africans across race, class and gender categories. This thesis analyzes the implications of shifts in autobiographical production, in English, during the years 1948-1994 through the examination of selected texts. The readings are informed by poststructuralism, modified by information about indigenous black South African cultural practices, as well as by input supplied by some of the autobiographical texts themselves. This theoretical approach may be referred to as a "pratique de metissage" (Glissant). The texts selected for close reading are from a field of over 120 autobiographical texts. They were chosen for their ability to illustrate important trends in South African autobiographical writing, specifically with regard to the three constituent parts of autobiography: autos, bios, and graphe. The chapter dealing with the depiction of self interrogates the hierarchized discourses of male-biased humanism in Roy Campbell's Light on a Dark Horse (1951). In Ellen Kuzwayo's Call Me Woman (1985) I analyze the melding of the conceptual frameworks of indigenous black cultures and Western individualism by which the autobiographical subject is defined. Breyten Breytenbach's The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist (1984) is read as an exploration of the postmodernist decentred self. In the chapter focusing on the portrayal of life experiences, I examine the ways in which the narrator of Albert Luthuli's Let My People Go (1962) seeks to secure the reader's approval of his version of recent South African history; while the analysis of the sub-genre referred to here as worker autobiography is principally concerned with the politics of life-writing. In Chapter 5, I look at how Godfrey Moloi's My Life: Volume One (1987) uses the discourses of popular American movies of the 40s and 50s in order to validate a self victimized by racism, and also at the ways in which Lyndall Gordon's Shared Lives (1992) probes the limits and possibilities of biography through autobiographical speculation. In general, apartheid autobiography moves away from individualism to contribute, through various means, to social and political change. / Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of Natal, Durban, 1994.

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Although intergovernmental relations refer to a series of public actors, this analysis focuses on the roles and responsibilities of state bureaucrats in intergovernmental management, paying attention to its activities, attitudes and perceptions in the interaction process established with the federal government. In this work we will study this dynamic in the management of the Program My Home My Life (Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida - PMCMV) in the State of Sao Paulo, based on a partnership created between the federal and state governments for the implementation of PMCMV on State land. Accordingly, we shall study the process which led the Sao Paulo State Government to contribute its own financial resources to supplement the federal subsidy thereby rendering the PMCMV project feasible on São Paulo. Furthermore, we shall examine the negotiations related to alterations in the original design of the program, such as an increase in the size of the housing units. The role played by the Paulista Social Housing Agency (Agência Paulista de Habitação Social - Casa Paulista) is essential in this process, taking the form of the organizational structure which negotiated the partnership with the federal government. Based on interviews with managers of the Paulista Social Housing Agency in charge of running the program, we shall attempt to understand the dynamic of intergovernmental relations in the implementation process, based on two elements: (i) the negotiating process undertaken, especially with a view to strategies mobilized for gearing the program to local interests; and (ii) the way in which managers perceive the interactions and the types of links established with federal bureaucracies in this process. We shall study how bureaucrats perceive pre-defined federal programs, particularly if they understand federal programs as an opportunity to negotiate adjustments for the local level. Generally speaking, this dissertation is based on the idea that institutional arrangement in the area of housing and specific PMCMV regulations provide the general framework within which interactive links develop between sub-national bureaucracies and their federal counterparts. It is understood, therefore, that PMCMV regulations and legacies within the area of housing affect the way in which bureaucracies act and perceive established intergovernmental links. Special attention shall be given in this discussion to the relationship which the PMCMV established with the remaining housing policies, becoming the policy drawn up and executed outside the rationale of the Social National Housing System. This particularity of the PMCMV suggests that negotiations and agreements throughout the Program’s shared management may have taken place, to a large degree, outside the institutional parameters of a system, forming more informal patterns of interaction between bureaucracies. / Esta pesquisa busca compreender a dinâmica das relações intergovernamentais no processo de implementação de um programa federal executado localmente, através de uma aproximação com o cotidiano da gestão compartilhada de políticas que envolvem mais de um nível de governo. Embora as relações intergovernamentais se refiram a uma série de atores públicos, a análise aqui elaborada centraliza os papéis e responsabilidades das burocracias estaduais na gestão intergovernamental, atentando-se para suas atividades, atitudes e percepções sobre o processo de interação estabelecido com o governo federal. Neste trabalho estudaremos essa dinâmica na gestão do Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV) no Estado de São Paulo, a partir da parceria realizada entre o governo federal e o governo estadual para implementar o PMCMV no território paulista. Nesta direção, estudaremos o processo que levou o Governo do Estado de São Paulo a aportar recursos financeiros próprios para complementar o subsídio federal e, dessa forma, viabilizar o PMCMV. Ademais, investigaremos as negociações que dizem respeito a alterações nas especificações originais das unidades habitacionais, tal como o aumento do seu tamanho. A figura da Agência Paulista de Habitação Social – Casa Paulista foi essencial neste processo, configurando-se como a estrutura organizacional que negociou a parceria com o governo federal. Partindo de entrevistas com os gestores encarregados do programa na Agência Casa Paulista, buscaremos compreender a dinâmica das relações intergovernamentais no processo de implementação, levando em conta dois elementos: (i) o processo de negociação empreendido, especialmente olhando as estratégias mobilizadas para ajustar o programa aos interesses locais; e (ii) a percepção que os gestores possuem sobre as interações e sobre os tipos de vínculos estabelecidos com as burocracias federais neste processo. Em especial, estudaremos de que forma, na percepção e atuação de tais burocratas, a adesão a um programa federal com normativas já definidas se configura como uma oportunidade para realizar ajustes por meio de negociações federativas. De forma geral, parte-se da ideia de que os arranjos institucionais da área da habitação e as regras específicas do PMCMV fornecem o quadro geral dentro do qual se desenvolvem os vínculos de interação entre as burocracias subnacionais e suas contrapartes federais no caso estudado. Entende-se, então, que as regras do PMCMV e os legados da área da habitação afetam a forma com que as burocracias atuam e percebem os vínculos intergovernamentais estabelecidos. Dentro desta discussão, especial atenção será dada à relação que o PMCMV estabeleceu com o restante das políticas de habitação, conformando-se como uma política elaborada e executada fora da lógica do Sistema Nacional de Habitação de Interesse Social. Esta singularidade do PMCMV sugere que as negociações e pactuações existentes ao longo da gestão compartilhada do programa podem ter se dado, em grande parte, fora da institucionalidade de um sistema, configurando padrões mais informais de relação entre as burocracias.