Banca de DEFESA: BRUNA GIOVANNA DA SILVA

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STUDENT : BRUNA GIOVANNA DA SILVA
DATE: 05/03/2024
TIME: 09:00
LOCAL: Plataforma digital
TITLE:

Appropriations of the Austrian School of Economics: A brief genealogy of the Brazilian “libertarian movement”

KEY WORDS:

Ultraliberalism; Austrian School of Economics; Internet.

PAGES: 205
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUMMARY:

This research sought to map the constituent forces of what would become the Brazilian "libertarian movement". We propose "libertarian" as a hyperonym with an analytical function, encompassing the systematizations of the Austrian School of Economics (EAE) and its "libertarian" and "anarcho-capitalist" consequences. To this end, we provide a brief summary of the main authors of the EAE and its consequences in the political field, including the constitution of the American "libertarian" movement. The EAE can be categorized as the most radicalized strand of ultra-liberalism, and its insertion in the Brazilian context is driven by the work of think tanks and right-wing intellectuals in the context of the slow and gradual process of re-democratization. In this sense, we focus on the work of the businessman Henry Maksoud, recognized by the libertarian circle as "the first Brazilian libertarian", the Liberal Institute and the Institute of Business Studies. From the 2000s, we identify the first appearances proclaimed as "libertarian" and/or "anarcho-capitalist", through the blogs "O Indivíduo" and "Austríaco", which are even cited by libertarian agents in memory of the "first contact with libertarian doctrine". The link with the right has the reciprocal influence of Olavo de Carvalho, who is treated as the ideologue responsible for denouncing the cultural war waged daily against the "leftist hegemony".

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1297563 - CASSIA RITA LOURO PALHA
Interno - 2486230 - Danilo José Zioni Ferretti
Externo à Instituição - ODILON CALDEIRA NETO - UFJF
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