This paper aims to present reflections on the public politics of school inclusion, which regulate the care of individuals with special needs in regular education in our country. Initially, we present the politics of inclusion in school dealing a specific inclusion, produced in the meshes of legal discourse and place in the service of nation-state for the production of individuals of particular type. In a second step, we discuss the complexity and dilemmas of an intricate game of inclusions and exclusions, from which one seeks to think who are the subjects of school inclusion. And finally, in an attempt to deal with the complexity of this game, we hold that the discursive practices posed by such politics of inclusion in school government strategies is the difference, in other words, the state will act through public politics of domestication .
public politics; school inclusion; government; production of subjects