PUBLIC POLICIES FOR SPORT AND LEISURE IN BRAZIL: AN PROPOSED OF THEORETICAL-METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.18420Keywords:
Public policies. Sports. Leisure Activities. Methods.Abstract
This essay seeks to contribute to a more refined public policy for sports and leisure from specialists through some thoughts, concepts and methodological procedures, which are a fundamental part of the search tools social researcher, particularly those looking for a reading sociocultural sport, leisure and related topics. For both authors revisit some field of science / academic Physical Education and resorted to some agents from other areas of knowledge that can help with their contributions in overcoming the horizontal proliferation of scientific production, promoting its vertical growth, in qualityDownloads
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