Carla Tomazini
Biographic Data
| ID | 1541899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carla Tomazini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carla |
| FAMILY NAME | Tomazini |
| SIGNATURE | TOMAZINI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7077-1175 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Dismantling or Drifting? The Politics of Bolsa Família’s Transformation under Brazil’s Far-Right Government
How did the COVID-19 crisis under a far-right government shape social policy responses in Brazil? This article examines the transformation of the flagship cash transfer program from Bolsa Família into Auxílio Brasil under the Bolsonaro administration. Drawing on qualitative data from interviews, government documents, and media analysis, we argue that the program was not dismantled but instead evolved through a process of “drift.” While the progra…
Introduction. Backlash Politics in Latin America
Attacking gender education in Latin America
International audience
Pioneering anti-poverty policies in Brazil and Mexico
Purpose Focusing on the conditional cash transfers (CCTs) first created and implemented in Brazil and Mexico, this article takes a new look at the factors facilitating the creation of these innovative policies. In order to shed light on the continuous struggles that are faced when pioneering, formulating and adopting these anti-poverty policies, the authors analyze three types of ambiguities: axiological, partisan and electoral. Design/methodolog…
Esquiver les critiques
De quelle façon et dans quelle mesure les institutions financières internationales (IFI) sont-elles le moteur des politiques publiques ? Plus précisément, quel est le rôle de la Banque interaméricaine de développement et de la Banque mondiale dans la formulation des programmes de lutte contre la pauvreté au Brésil et au Mexique, connus sous le nom de Conditional Cash Transfert Programs (CCTP) ? L’objectif est ici d’analyser le « rôle cognitif » d…
Des coalitions au consensus politique ambigu
L’ambiguïté est aujourd’hui une variable indispensable à la compréhension des mécanismes de « mise en consensus » dans l’adoption des politiques publiques. De plus en plus utilisée pour l’analyse de l’action publique, la notion de « consensus ambigu » peut cependant perdre sa valeur analytique dès lors qu’elle recoupe des catégories opposées (tantôt les alliances et les accords, tantôt les oppositions et les désaccords profonds). Si l’ambiguïté n…
État de littérature. Les rapports entre inégalités, politiques publiques et démocratie
International audience
Entre polarisation et politisation
L’article interroge la manière dont le Bolsa Família a pu contribuer à la crise institutionnelle aboutissant à la destitution de Dilma Rousseff en 2016. L’hypothèse retenue est qu’à travers deux mécanismes – la politisation et la polarisation –, le Bolsa Família est devenu un ferment de déstabilisation sous le gouvernement Lula, gagnant en importance au cours du gouvernement Rousseff, jusqu’à devenir son talon d’Achille. En s’appuyant sur les tra…
Beyond consensus
How do new social policies emerge? The literature on developed countries has put forth important assumptions about changes in welfare policies, particularly building on the work of Esping-Andersen. However, discussion of social protection policies in middle-income countries underscores that rising policy innovations derive mostly from exogenous dimensions (external ideas and factors). In examining Mexico’s Oportunidades and Brazil’s Bolsa Família…
Programa Fome Zero e o paradigma da segurança alimentar
O artigo examina o processo de concepção e o progressivo abandono do Programa Fome Zero (PFZ) como principal linha estratégica para as ações do governo federal entre 2003 e 2004. O objetivo é analisar as ideias que estruturam essa política de segurança alimentar e levantar hipóteses sobre sua crise e sobre o redirecionamento para a unificação dos programas de transferência de renda que desembocou na criação do Programa Bolsa Família. A metodologi…
Programa Fome Zero e o paradigma da segurança alimentar
O artigo examina o processo de concepção e o progressivo abandono do Programa Fome Zero (PFZ) como principal linha estratégica para as ações do governo federal entre 2003 e 2004. O objetivo é analisar as ideias que estruturam essa política de segurança alimentar e levantar hipóteses sobre sua crise e sobre o redirecionamento para a unificação dos programas de transferência de renda que desembocou na criação do Programa Bolsa Família. A metodologi…
Beyond consensus
How do new social policies emerge? The literature on developed countries has put forth important assumptions about changes in welfare policies, particularly building on the work of Esping-Andersen. However, discussion of social protection policies in middle-income countries underscores that rising policy innovations derive mostly from exogenous dimensions (external ideas and factors). In examining Mexico’s Oportunidades and Brazil’s Bolsa Família…
Pioneering anti-poverty policies in Brazil and Mexico
Purpose Focusing on the conditional cash transfers (CCTs) first created and implemented in Brazil and Mexico, this article takes a new look at the factors facilitating the creation of these innovative policies. In order to shed light on the continuous struggles that are faced when pioneering, formulating and adopting these anti-poverty policies, the authors analyze three types of ambiguities: axiological, partisan and electoral. Design/methodolog…
Programa Fome Zero e o paradigma da segurança alimentar
O artigo examina o processo de concepção e o progressivo abandono do Programa Fome Zero (PFZ) como principal linha estratégica para as ações do governo federal entre 2003 e 2004. O objetivo é analisar as ideias que estruturam essa política de segurança alimentar e levantar hipóteses sobre sua crise e sobre o redirecionamento para a unificação dos programas de transferência de renda que desembocou na criação do Programa Bolsa Família. A metodologi…
Beyond consensus
How do new social policies emerge? The literature on developed countries has put forth important assumptions about changes in welfare policies, particularly building on the work of Esping-Andersen. However, discussion of social protection policies in middle-income countries underscores that rising policy innovations derive mostly from exogenous dimensions (external ideas and factors). In examining Mexico’s Oportunidades and Brazil’s Bolsa Família…
Entre polarisation et politisation
L’article interroge la manière dont le Bolsa Família a pu contribuer à la crise institutionnelle aboutissant à la destitution de Dilma Rousseff en 2016. L’hypothèse retenue est qu’à travers deux mécanismes – la politisation et la polarisation –, le Bolsa Família est devenu un ferment de déstabilisation sous le gouvernement Lula, gagnant en importance au cours du gouvernement Rousseff, jusqu’à devenir son talon d’Achille. En s’appuyant sur les tra…
État de littérature. Les rapports entre inégalités, politiques publiques et démocratie
International audience
Esquiver les critiques
De quelle façon et dans quelle mesure les institutions financières internationales (IFI) sont-elles le moteur des politiques publiques ? Plus précisément, quel est le rôle de la Banque interaméricaine de développement et de la Banque mondiale dans la formulation des programmes de lutte contre la pauvreté au Brésil et au Mexique, connus sous le nom de Conditional Cash Transfert Programs (CCTP) ? L’objectif est ici d’analyser le « rôle cognitif » d…
Des coalitions au consensus politique ambigu
L’ambiguïté est aujourd’hui une variable indispensable à la compréhension des mécanismes de « mise en consensus » dans l’adoption des politiques publiques. De plus en plus utilisée pour l’analyse de l’action publique, la notion de « consensus ambigu » peut cependant perdre sa valeur analytique dès lors qu’elle recoupe des catégories opposées (tantôt les alliances et les accords, tantôt les oppositions et les désaccords profonds). Si l’ambiguïté n…
Pioneering anti-poverty policies in Brazil and Mexico
Purpose Focusing on the conditional cash transfers (CCTs) first created and implemented in Brazil and Mexico, this article takes a new look at the factors facilitating the creation of these innovative policies. In order to shed light on the continuous struggles that are faced when pioneering, formulating and adopting these anti-poverty policies, the authors analyze three types of ambiguities: axiological, partisan and electoral. Design/methodolog…
Introduction. Backlash Politics in Latin America
Attacking gender education in Latin America
International audience
Dismantling or Drifting? The Politics of Bolsa Família’s Transformation under Brazil’s Far-Right Government
How did the COVID-19 crisis under a far-right government shape social policy responses in Brazil? This article examines the transformation of the flagship cash transfer program from Bolsa Família into Auxílio Brasil under the Bolsonaro administration. Drawing on qualitative data from interviews, government documents, and media analysis, we argue that the program was not dismantled but instead evolved through a process of “drift.” While the progra…
Political science (8 works) · Humanities (5 works) · International Development and Aid (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare (4 works) · Poverty (3 works) · Social and Political Issues (3 works) · Cash transfers (2 works) · Conditional cash transfer (2 works)