Published 2023-08-01 — Updated on 2023-08-01
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Keywords
- Constitution,
- Transition,
- Dictatorship & democracy,
- Democratic Innovations & Dictatorial Legacies
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Copyright (c) 2018 Daniel Aarão Reis
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Abstract
The 1988 Constitution in the context of the long transition from dictatorship to democracy. The dictatorship and its attempts at institutionalization: the 1967 Constitution. The struggles for a sovereign Constituent. The summons of the Constituent Assembly in 1985: scope and limits. The 1986 elections. The Constituent's trajectory: internal organization, participation of lobbies and popular mobilization. The 1988 Constitution: democratic innovations and dictatorship legacies. Social and democratic citizenship X centralization of power and military tutelage. The hybrid character of the new Constitution and its correspondence with the “transitional and transactional” transition process. The incidence of nationalist-statist political culture. The shredding of the new Constitution and its premature aging. The current political crisis and the need for a new Constitution.