Autonomy of the state and development in the democratic capitalism

AUTOR(ES)

Ianoni, Marcus

FONTE

Brazil. J. Polit. Econ.

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2013-12

RESUMO

The paper argues that if the state, as an expression and part of a pact of domination, operates as a corporate actor with relative autonomy, vision and capacity to promote the development, it is a key institution to the economic transformation. Supported in the neo-Marxism, exposes the limits of institutionalist approach of autonomy of the state to explain its origin, but does not rule out this approach. Maintains that the class-balance theory of the state may explain its relative autonomy and at the same time aid in understanding the historical experiences of social-developmentalist state action, particularly in the social democratic regimes and in the current Latin America.

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