Políticas de Transferencias Monetarias. Exportando Expectativas en Desarrollo

Andrés Dapuez

doi:10.34096/runa.v37i1.1503

Andrés Dapuez CONICET

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34096/runa.v37i1.1503

Palavras-chave: Dinheiro, Transferência de Dinheiro, Desenvolvimento Humano, O capital humano, Expectativas Fictionais

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Neste artigo, eu vao a reconstruir os contextos de antecipação em que foram implementados programas de transferência de renda no México. Procampo em 1994, tem como objetivo ajustes estruturais para fazer dele sector agrícola mexicano viável no Acordo de Livre Comércio da América do Norte (NAFTA). Em 1997, o programa de transferência de renda Progresa, começou a condicionar o comportamento de as mães de crianças pobres, ao mesmo tempo que lançou um futuro a longo prazo em que os seus beneficiários iria acumular capital humano para entrar no mercado de trabalho formal. Dado que estes objectivos não pôde ser calculado nem empiricamente nem racionalmente a priori, eu uso o conceito de "futuro imaginário" para a sua análise. Deixando de lado neste artigo as diferentes dotações destes dinheiros, concluo que os programas de transferência de renda que seguem o modelo mexicano, estao promovendo as mesmas expectativas de ficção de uma inclusão.

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Andrés Dapuez, CONICET

Investigador Adjunto Conicet. Centro de Investigaciones y Transferencia de Entre Ríos (CITER)CONICET-UNER. Urquiza 552, A09, Paraná, Argentina. CP E3100AOB. afdapuez@gmail.com - dapuez@jhu.edu Cuit 20-21023077-8(cel. +54-351-8037822) 2013. Ph.D. in Socio-Cultural Anthropology. Johns Hopkins University. Dissertation:Promissory Prestations: a Yucatec Village between Ritual Exchange andDevelopment Cash Transfers. Advisor: Jane Isabel Guyer. Readers: Jane Isabel Guyer,Deborah Poole, Emma Cervone, Sara Berry and Margaret Keck.2008. M.A. in Socio-Cultural Anthropology. Anthropology Department, Johns HopkinsUniversity.2002-2004. Estudiante de postgrado en el Anthropology Department de MichiganState University. Aprobado de todo el cursado.2003. Magister en Communicación y Cultura Contemporánea. Centro de EstudiosAvanzados, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina. Tésis: Investigaciónexploratoria sobre la comunicación de las donaciones de inmuebles en la Provinciade Córdoba en el período 1990-1999, o don de la Casa.1995. Licenciado en Comunicación Social. Escuela de Ciencias de la Información,Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba,Argentina.

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