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<vii, contents> <hr> <hr> Contents <BR><HR><BR> <TOC> Preface 00 Abbreviations 00 Introduction 00 1 Brazilian Labor Legislation and the Origins Debate: Gifts Bestowed and Fascist Impositions 00 2 The Scholarly Politics of Brazilian Labor Law 000 3 The CLT in Practice: A Generosity Akin to Fraud 000 4 For the English to See? The CLT in Foreign and Domestic Perspective 000 5 The Enigma of Brazilian Labor Law: Vargas and the Government's Bureaucratic Trabalhista Empire, 1950@-1954 000 6 Labor Law through the Prism of Subjectivity: <"Legal Consciousness," Grievances, and Class Mobilization 000 7 The Politics of Aphorism: The Social Question as a Police Matter (Caso de Polícia) Conclusion: Drowning in Laws and Starving (for Justice): Workers and the Quest to Realize the Imaginary 000 Appendix: The Man of the Book: <"This Is My Bible," by Joan Bak 000 Notes 000 Glossary 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Labor laws and legislation Social aspects BrazilIndustrial relations Brazil