The impacts of neoliberal measures on the world of work

Abstract

It is with great pleasure that we continue our work and present to the reader another publication from Revista Aurora. The Dossier Section of this issue presents the intriguing theme “The impacts of neoliberal measures on the world of work” which is structured around the following works: a) “Passive Revolution, coup d’état and reactionary subversivism in the history of Brazil”, by Anderson Deo , PhD in Social Sciences and professor at UNESP/FFC – Marília; b) “The deindustrialization process and Brazilian insertion in global value chains”, by Júlio Leutwiler, master in Social Sciences (UNESP/FFC – Marília; c) “The Paraná student movement under surveillance by the national information service”, by José Wilson Júnior, master in Social Sciences and doctoral candidate in Social Sciences (UNESP/FFC – Marília). The three texts discuss, from different perspectives, the political, social and economic changes and impacts of neoliberalism. In the Miscellaneous Section, the published articles cover various themes and reflections on different social phenomena in the Human Sciences, containing the following contributions: a) “The circle of educational policies for childhood: the historical whirlwind that permeates the common national curricular base ”, by the authors Juliana Macedo Balthazar Jorge (UEM), Vânia de Fátima Matias de Souza (UEM); b) “The diversity of household organizations in Caldas, Minas Gerais, based on local haunting narratives: a problematization of the patriarchal family of Gilberto Freyre”, by Marcelo Elias Bernardes (UNESP/FFC – Marília); c) “A proposal for the historical analysis of popular tales from 1880, by Leo Tolstoy”, by Fabíola Orlandini Gomes (USP). Finally, we have the Review by Marcus Vinicius Souza Perez de Cavalho (UNESP/FFC – Marília), with an analysis of the book André Singer: “Lulism in crisis. A puzzle from the Dilma period (2011-2016)”. 1st ed. São Paulo:Companhia das Letras, 2018. 389 p.