This article is part of a research agenda based on the institutional approach and the political economy of public budgeting to develop an analyticalframeworkfor the budgetary governance in Brazilian cities. The article aims to understand the participatory and distributive conflict inherent to the public budgeting,based on evidence from Brazilian municipalities from 2005 to 2018. This paper presents initial remarks on the limits to the Participatory Budgeting arising from the growing sectorization of spending, the structure of municipal revenues and the fiscal crisis in the municipalities, especially since 2014, which have complicated the construction of a collective arena for participation and negotiation of distributive conflict.
Public budgeting; Local government; Distributive conflict; Participatory budgeting; Municipalities
Fonte: Elaboração de Rony Cardoso de Souza, a partir dos dados do Siconfi/ME.
Fonte: Elaboração de Rony Cardoso de Souza, a partir dos dados do Siconfi/ME.
Fonte: Elaboração de Rony Cardoso de Souza, a partir dos dados do Siconfi/ME.