Intercâmbio neocorporatista e inovação tecnológica: o caso do padrão eucalipto na Aracruz S. A.
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There are several studies related to the explanation of the economic dynamism of Brazilian agroindustrial chain of eucalyptus market-pulp, based on quite different theoretical perspectives: neoschumpeterian technological progress; planned public politics; lobbies of private interests. However, there is still a domain which remains underestimated by researchers: that related to the relationship builded between the State and the economic agents as a process of exchanging interests, where are negotiated important arrangements for the construction of a political-institutional ambience favorable to the shaping of new techno-economic paradigms. Analysing the emergence and establishment of eucaplyptus pattern in Aracruz Celulose S.A., in the period 1965-1992, the authors argue that this process is the historic result of interactions between corporate strategies and its political-institutional milieu, made up as a movement of political orchestration among governamental agencies and self-organized private interests. In doing so, the authors constructed an analytic tool resulting from the articulation of the neoschumpeterian dimension of technological innovation and the neo-institutionalist economical approach, focused on neocorporatist forms of political interchange.
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Andrade, J. C. S., & Dias, C. C. (1). Intercâmbio neocorporatista e inovação tecnológica: o caso do padrão eucalipto na Aracruz S. A. Journal of Contemporary Administration, 5(1), 83-103. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1415-65552001000100006
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