Tourism Public Policies in Brazil (2003-2011): between Neoliberalism and Neodevelopmentalism
Neoliberal policies in Brazil were introduced in the political-economic scenario from the 1990s onwards, inciting a late neoliberalization process in the country comparing to Latin American scenario. In 2003, despite a so-called left-wing government having been elected in the country, neoliberal pol...
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Main Authors: | Larissa Prado Rodrigues, Cristiane Alcantara de Jesus Santos, Antonio Carlos Campos |
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Language: | deu |
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2024-12-01
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Online Access: | https://journals.openedition.org/viatourism/12021 |
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