Bacharelado em Ciências Sociais (Sede)
URI permanente desta comunidadehttps://arandu.ufrpe.br/handle/123456789/8
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Item Os desafios na implementação de políticas públicas no município de Vitória de Santo Antão: experiências de discricionariedade no programa Saúde Até Mais Tarde(2024-10-02) Silva, Jordymar Emanuel Francisco da; Faria, Maurício Sardá de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1513772085737367This study stands out in the field of public policy by analyzing the implementation phase with a focus on the discretion exercised by street-level bureaucrats. The general objective of this research is to understand the process of implementing the 'Saúde Até Mais Tarde' program and the role played by street-level bureaucracy in the realization of this public policy in two Basic Health Units in Vitória de Santo Antão-PE. To achieve this, it was essential to have a theoretical framework that underpinned the discussion of the topics. A qualitative research approach was adopted, with a descriptive and analytical character; this approach allowed for an in-depth exploration of the experiences and perceptions of the professionals involved through semi-structured interviews, providing a descriptive analysis of how bureaucrats perceive the program in question and an interpretive analysis of their practices and adaptations made in the daily execution of the program through three analytical categories: action, reason, and form. The results demonstrate a positive outlook on the implementation of the program in the UBS while revealing the challenges of discretion in maintaining the program, adapting services to patients' needs, resource scarcity, emotional impact, the need for harmony in the work environment, among others. The experience of the BNRs in Vitória de Santo Antão shows how discretion is crucial for overcoming daily challenges by adapting health services to local realities and the needs of the population.Item “Mas que saudade da minha praça modesta [...] onde viver era bom”: os espaços públicos de lazer enquanto loci para o comum urbano(2024-10-04) Silva, Sinara Raquel Sabino Pereira da; Santos, Otávio Augusto Alves dos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6806135209087830; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0022003508163309This monograph aims to highlight how the institution of the urban common relates to the appropriation of urban squares and parks as public spaces for leisure, having as guiding question: to what extent does the social appropriation of urban squares and parks as public leisure spaces enable the institution of the Common? In terms of methodology and methods, the research is considered fundamental regarding its nature, exploratory-descriptive concerning its objectives, and qualitative in relation to data tabulation and approach. It is based on a bibliographic research of the main theories of the Common, situating the theme of the urban Common within these frameworks, utilizing articles sourced at the Scielo platform and theses and dissertations from graduate programs with a qualis coefficient of 5 or higher. The research design involves a multiple case study, with the collection of twelve semi-structured interviews — six at Luiz Lopes Correia Square and six at the Bela Vista Park, both located in the city of Vitória de Santo Antão-PE. Urban commons are essential for the debate on the Common in a globalized context marked by power struggles and not only spatial fragmentation but also fragmentation of interpersonal relationships. Recreation, referring to playfulness and the process of creating experiences and new living, permeates various stages of life and denotes the possibilities for social change through the realization of either leisure or idleness. Squares and parks present the institution of network territories or discontinuous territories, which feature numerous spaces whose social appropriation comes from distinct groups with specific needs, often producing conflict situations among them. From the analysis of interviews and real-time observation, it is recognized that public squares and urban parks function as loci of routine social encounters, which help nourish leisure as a manifestation of culture, fostering urban dialogue and representing territories of human life, while requiring, in particular, the political and social organization necessary for the culture of the urban Common.