Cidadania e Administração Pública no Amazonas

Abstract

The State and Public Administration in the Amazon have been going through various reforms in search of a swift operation and the provision of quality service. With the democratization of the country and the enactment of the 1988 Constitution, a new state reform and the Brazilian Public Administration joined the government agenda in 1995, and included among its objectives, the principles of participation and social control. This study is theoretically referenced in the reflections on the state, Public Administration, Bureaucracy, Citizenship, Modernisation and Capitalism as expressions of class domination under the system of global capital. This is a recurring phenomenon in the formation and development of the Brazilian State in which its use has contributed to build a specific project: The Reform of the State. The empirical research was conducted through interviews with servers and managers SEAD (State Secretariat for Administration and Management), Amazonas, subsidies that contributed to the objectification of the proposed topic. The premise of the dissertation is sociologically understand how the structure of modernization in Public Administration Amazonense was influenced by global capitalism and how SEAD came to adapting to this change.