Dependência e Política: A alteração dos condicionantes externos da dependência e o Golpe de 2016.

Abstract

The characterization of the Brazilian economy as dependent, based on the formulations of the Marxist Theory of Dependence (TMD) and its relationship with the most expressive political event of the class struggle in the recent period, which was the removal of President Dilma Rousseff through the 2016 Coup, conformed the object of this dissertation. Bibliographic and documentary research of national and international socioeconomic data was the method used to allow the development of the dissertation and its conclusions. Highlighting as a methodological foundation the understanding of the necessary unit of analysis in the fields of economics, history, sociology and politics for the production of social science. Referenced in the formulations of TMD's founding theorists, Ruy Mauro Marini, Theotonio dos Santos, Jaime Osório and Vânia Bambirra, contemporary theorists and scholars such as Carlos Eduardo Martins, Marcelo Carcanholo and Matias Luce and also in David Harvey about the 2008 crisis and also about the political process of the coup in authors such as Jessé Souza, Marcelo Semer, Luis Felipe Miguel and André Singer, the dissertation pointed out the relationship of dependence and politics in Brazilian society, analyzing the material basis on which the political event of the 2016 coup unfolded , concluding that it originated in the alteration of the external conditions of dependency.