Sep 2026· Brazilian Journal of International Relations· 0 citations· 2 references
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This article analyzes the role of the Export Qualification Program (PEIEX), implemented by ApexBrasil, as a public strategy of glocalization by connecting small businesses located in different regions of Brazil to global economic circuits. Based on the theoretical framework of glocalization, drawing on Bauman, Khondker, and Sassen, the study seeks to understand how PEIEX operates as a mediator between the global logics of international trade and the territorial realities of Brazilian micro and small enterprises. It argues that, by acting locally to promote productive internationalization, PEIEX contributes to the construction of rooted and multiscalar forms of globalization. Based on qualitative analysis and empirical data from the program's implementation, the article demonstrates that public policies such as PEIEX make visible the plural pathways of globalization, reinforcing the active role of territories in the global economy.
This paper proposes to mobilize one of the major contributions of Nicos Poulantzas’ Classes in Contemporary Capitalism, namely the concept of the “internal bourgeoisie” in order to highlight the structural basis of the increasingly conflictual relations between the US, China and Russia. By applying the Poulantzasian po...
Benjamin Bürbaumer, Arthur Salomão· Crítica marxista· 0 citations
This article examines the platformization of domestic work in Brazil and its contribution to the intensification of precarization, particularly among poor Black women. Based on a comparative survey of platforms (Parafuzo, GetNinjas, Donamaid, Famyle), Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) data, and jou...
Helena da Silva Vieira· Revista Textos Graduados· 0 citations
This article offers a critical analysis of the platformization of labor in the Brazilian context, understanding it as a renewed expression of the neoliberal logic of flexibilization and social unprotection. It argues that algorithmic intermediation does not inaugurate a novel form of service provision, but rather inten...
Sophia Evangelista Scherer· Revista Textos Graduados· 0 citations
This paper explores the quantitative measurement of glocalization within the European Union, addressing the gap between theoretical constructs of the “Global-Local Nexus” and empirical economic reality. Adopting the metaphor of refraction, the study conceptualizes glocalization as the ability of local environments to l...
I. Lishchynskyy, A. Krysovatyy, O. Desyatnyuk et al.· Automation, Control, and Inf...· 0 citations
This article analyzes the relationship between neoliberalism, digital technologies, and the production of subjectivity within the context of contemporary capitalism. Its aim is to demonstrate that neoliberalism does not merely constitute an economic model, but rather a rationality of government that organizes conduct a...
Diego Alfonso Landinez Guio, Dayron Osmar Correa Zea· Revista Disertaciones· 0 citations
This paper analyzes the impacts on human development of the project of forgetting initiated during Brazil’s dictatorial and contemporary periods by neoliberal rationality, advocating a return to Freirean liberating education as an antidote to violence and the commodification of education. The paper is the result of res...
Luciana Martins Teixeira Santos, F. Ivo, Maria Elizete Guimarães Carvalho· Educação em revista· 0 citations
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