Public policies in Brazil: legally organized society

Abstract

One of the issues that has been the subject of most debate in recent times concerns public policies of the State. The extreme urgency in meeting collective demands emerges as a way of solving economic and social problems, in order to make the country's development viable. It acquires a relevant and indispensable status for the development of a society, from the effectuation of significant changes in its historical context, seeking social insertion and the quality of life of citizens. The clashes around it are in line with viable, more comprehensive and integrative process models, which require successive decision-making by their managers. However, it must be considered that all projects and programs related to public policies follow procedural and administrative rites defined in their own legislation, and that, when executed, they undergo rigorous inspections and inspections by the bodies that hold these portfolios. Thus, this study seeks, through a literature review, to carry out a theoretical debate among several authors on concepts and models of public policy and their implementation, with a view to raising questions and reflections on the problems faced by current Brazilian society. As a form of research, an integrative literature review was used, based on secondary sources published on the topics found in the bibliographies.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/tfisdwv1-107