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A Third Path: Corporatism in Brazil and Portugal
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Melissa Teixeira

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Luis is on page 96 of 384

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burak is on page 200 of 384

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burak is on page 98 of 384

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burak is on page 48 of 384

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Patrick Link is on page 201 of 384

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Patrick Link is on page 191 of 384

The persecution of the nephews: Paul Deleuze and the NST.

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Patrick Link is on page 167 of 384

“Where the liberal legal state saw law as a tool for the enforcement of private property and contracts, the corporatist state saw law as a tool for disciplining economic interests in order to suppprt national development.”

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Patrick Link is on page 138 of 384

A focus on prices.

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Patrick Link is on page 120 of 384

Portuguese and Brazilian Corporatism differ from Italian or German Fascism because the former are not, "totalitarian with their totalitarianism."

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Patrick Link is on page 97 of 384

Taking the 1930s constitutions in Brazil and Portugal seriously involves looking at inverting civil rights and social rights.

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Patrick Link is on page 70 of 384

First time taking a look at the positive rights of constitutional corporatism.

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