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Building Social Democratic Education: Brazilian Governments and Education Policies Since 1985 Peer-reviewed articleLatin AmericaEducationPublic administrationPolitical ideologyPolitical scienceHistoryAcademic 1 Jun Written by Guy Burton INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY (not available online) BrazilWorkers PartyLula da SilvaFernando Henrique Cardosoleft-wing politicsright-wing politicssocial democracypolitical partiesopposition politics Guy Burton
