Public Policies as a socio-political-economic choice: is a balance possible? Bureaucratic development and its impacts on public policies: institutional path and analytical biases; Bureaucracy and public policies from an institutional perspective: the State-bureaucracy relationship and its relevance for public policies; Planning and management in contemporary Brazil: bureaucratic development and the challenges of intersectorality – information management and public planning via PPA; Bureaucracy and public policies from a market perspective: the State-market relationship and its relevance for public policies; “Developmentalism”, neoliberalism and underdevelopment: the defining variables of “weight”; state; Bureaucracy and public policies from a societal perspective: the State-society relationship and its relevance for public policies; The development of participatory bodies in Brazil: bringing society closer to state management?; Socio-state interfaces and their impacts on public management; In search of a synthesis: the relationship between bureaucracy, market and society in the production of public policies – after all, is it possible to achieve a balance? Institutional Arrangements for Public Policies; Bureaucratic and Political Capabilities in public policies.
