DEVELOPMENTALIST, NEOLIBERAL AND KEYNESIAN PERSPECTIVES RELATED TO THE INCREASE IN ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON
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This article aims to analyze the consequences and relationships of the increase in environmental crimes because of organized crime in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest. All this analysis will be made from the theoretical perception of the neoliberal and Keynesian schools. The respective work emphasizes the interiorization of the factions in the northern region of Brazil and the arrival of this context in the territories of traditional communities. It is correct to state that a developmental current will be used in the present study to understand the entire recent context of the public problem explained. It is important to remember that issues related to the theoretical framework on institutions, democracy, development and economic perspectives also endorse the discussion.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Luiz Henrique Paiva Pires, Henrique Ewerton Pires, Rodrigo Vicente Martins FernandesAuthor(s)
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Luiz Henrique Paiva Pires
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Henrique Ewerton Pires
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Rodrigo Vicente Martins Fernandes