FINANCING OF THE SPORT AND LEISURE FEDERAL PROGRAMS IN BRAZIL (2004 TO 2008)
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.13103Keywords:
Politics. Sport. Financing Government. Brazil.Abstract
In this research, we propose to answer two questions: how much money sport and leisure programs received from federal government of Brazil through direct investments and transferences to states and cities between 2004 and 2008? Which facts can justify the priority investments of the federal government in these five years? Collecting data from the Union’s General Controllership, we exposed that the investments had as priority high level sport. With Pierre Bourdieu reflexive sociology contribution, we outline some reasons related to the comprehension of politic field logics to understand this priority during these years.
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