FROM RESISTANCE TO INSURGENCY

SOCIAL PARTICIPATION IN TIMES OF DEMOCRATIC CRISIS AND INSTITUTIONAL DISMANTLING IN BRAZIL (2018-2022)

Abstract

From the social context resulting from the democratic crisis experienced in Brazil and the process of delegitimization of forms of participatory democracy observed following the legal/parliamentary coup against the government of President Dilma Rousseff in 2016, the objective of this scientific initiation research emerges: to compose a picture of most recent bibliographical contributions that seek to analyze and interpret the process of dismantling of participatory bodies, the resistance movements to this dismantling and insurgent participation initiatives. To this end, this article sought to identify, through a systematic bibliographical survey of the production of the most recent years (2018/2023), the conditions of resistance and reinvention of participationist experiences in Brazil, aiming to shed a perspective on the forms that escape the mold of institutionalized participation. To achieve this purpose, the systematic review methodology was used, which made it possible to identify the bibliographical excerpt. Based on the analyzes endorsed by this article, insurgent participation practices seem to have a capacity for resistance that makes it possible to invoke society's plural desires around dignity in participating in political life.