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    A Institucionalização das relações civis-militares no Brasil (1988-2014): o papel das prerrogativas presidenciais
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-06-03) Barreto, Lis; Malamud, Andrés; Diniz, Simone; https://lattes.cnpq.br/9726360676770459; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0306670293291235
    The presented research aimed to identify the causal mechanism that allowed for the institutionalization of the Brazilian civil-military relations between 1988 and 2014. First, there was a need to demonstrate the occurrence of such a process, through a comparative analysis of the existing legislation in 1988 and 2014, showing whether they had become more complex, circumscriptive, and universalist during that time. Once the institutionalization process had been confirmed, process-tracing techniques were used to deduce the process, identifying the patterns of institutional change and, therefore, collecting information that would help identify the causal mechanism. The proceedings of the Constitutional Emends and Complimentary Laws, and theme-related policies were analyzed, and the findings were qualified in light of the concepts of Historical Institutionalism. Such findings allowed for the identification of the predominant action coming from the Executive Power in the institutional modifications, and for the determination of which resources available to this Power enabled it to act in such a dominant manner. Making use of the literature on the Brazilian Presidentialism, it was possible to understand what are the presidential prerogatives, and in which way they have provided advantage to the President, enabling a legislative predominance of the Executive Power in multiple areas, including civil-military relations. Such prerogatives were divided into three types, according to what was found: precedence, resources and tools – and, with them, it was possible to deduce the causal mechanism that allowed for the institutionalization of the civil-military relations between 1988 and 2014.
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    Geração de viagens de veículos de carga e caracterização das dificuldades no recebimento de carga na região central de Sorocaba-SP
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-06-03) Nunes, Charles Pereira; Vieira, José Geraldo Vidal; https://lattes.cnpq.br/2068340476477363
    In this paper we present freight trip generation models and the difficulties of receiving cargo in the central region of the city of Sorocaba-SP. The survey was performed in 120 commercial establishments of various operating sectors, localized in the central region of the city. 5 linear regression model were developed, 2 of them for all commercial establishments and 3 models observing only the clothing establishments. The independent variables utilized were the number of employees, establishment area and, in the case of the clothing establishments, the daily number of customers, the dependent variable was the weekly number of freight trips. The results show that both the number of places available and their availability are insufficient to meet the current needs of the region. Therefore, easing the use of parking spaces (Zona Azul), could be a temporary policy to facilitate the receipt of cargo, while other.
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