Análise do controle interno do poder executivo federal brasileiro sob a perspectiva de pierre bourdieu: história social como possibilidade de compreensão da produção e reprodução de práticas dos agentes

Abstract

This thesis uses the theoretical and methodological framework devised by Pierre Bourdieu to understand the practices of agents of the Internal Control System of the Federal Executive - SCI and the interface they establish with public administration. This structure represents an alternative to the dominant dichotomies in the humanities, such as reason/culture, objectivity/subjectivity, for the analysis of social phenomena. The author proposes a relational understanding of the social world, arguing that reality can be better achieved through deciphering the mutual formation among its components and the identification of provisions that underlie the practices and perceptions of the agents of specific spaces. From this perspective, this study sought to understand the SCI, through the reflective evolution of the institutional norms and agents that contributed to the genesis of this social space, in a situation of relative autonomy. It was evident a long historical process of disputes in the Federal Executive, among officials with power and interest to prevail in defining the processes of legitimization of acts performed by the agents responsible for the use of public resources in that area. As a result, it was possible to identify elements that justify the differentiation of social space, to acknowledge the provisions that guide the practices of agents that integrate it, understand more adequately the role of the system in relation to public administration