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A investigação que segue propõe questionar a atual concepção de
consolidação democrática no Brasil que parte do princípio que o regime
naquele país está seguro e livre de riscos. O estudo é construído a partir da
análise de dados empíricos sobre o apoio dos brasileiros à democracia e sobre
o nível de confiança que os cidadãos depositam nas instituições democráticas.
Para tal fim, utiliza-se a perspectiva da Política Comparada com uma
abordagem culturalista. A confiança dos brasileiros nas instituições públicas é
comparada com a situação atual em Argentina, Chile e Uruguai, todos países
da América Latina. A pesquisa mostra que apesar de as novas democracias
em questão figurarem no rol de casos bem sucedidos da Terceira Onda de
Democratização, o apoio ao regime ainda é baixo no Brasil e o nível de
desconfiança bastante alto, o que pode configurar uma ameaça à legitimidade
da democracia a partir do momento em que o sintoma é constante e
persistente.
The following research questions itself on the current concept of democratic consolidation in Brazil, which assumes that the regime in that country is safe and risk-free. The study is built from the empirical analysis of data on the support of Brazilian democracy and the level of trust that citizens place in democratic institutions. To this end, it was chosen the perspective of comparative politics with a culturalist approach. The trust of Brazilians in public institutions is compared with the current situation in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, all Latin American countries. Research shows that although the new democracies in question are on the list of successful cases of the Third Wave of Democratization, support for the regime is still low in Brazil and the level of distrust is very high, which can set a threat to the legitimacy of democracy from the moment the symptoms are persistent and constan
The following research questions itself on the current concept of democratic consolidation in Brazil, which assumes that the regime in that country is safe and risk-free. The study is built from the empirical analysis of data on the support of Brazilian democracy and the level of trust that citizens place in democratic institutions. To this end, it was chosen the perspective of comparative politics with a culturalist approach. The trust of Brazilians in public institutions is compared with the current situation in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, all Latin American countries. Research shows that although the new democracies in question are on the list of successful cases of the Third Wave of Democratization, support for the regime is still low in Brazil and the level of distrust is very high, which can set a threat to the legitimacy of democracy from the moment the symptoms are persistent and constan
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Democracia Consolidação Confiança Instituições Brasil Democracy Consolidation Trust Institutions Brazil