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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.6.2017.tde-29082017-163618
Document
Author
Full name
Rogério Vincent Perito
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Mendes, Aquilas Nogueira (President)
Ianni, Aurea Maria Zöllner
Junqueira, Virginia
Santos, Leonardo Carnut dos
Title in Portuguese
A crítica da economia política da saúde pública: os limites da saúde como direito social
Keywords in Portuguese
Crítica da economia política
Direito social
Saúde e capitalismo
Saúde pública
Sistemas de saúde
Abstract in Portuguese
Entre o período do pós-guerra e a crise econômica dos anos 1970 foi possível a constituição de generosos modelos de sistemas de saúde universal; a própria ideia de saúde como direito social ganhava mentes e corações. No entanto, as saídas adotadas a partir da crise dos anos 1970 vêm promovendo um verdadeiro blitizkrieg liberal e privatizante. Desta forma, os sistemas de saúde universal e a própria ideia de saúde como direito social sofrem um verdadeiro ataque no capitalismo com hegemonia do capital portador de juros. A apropriação de nosso objeto possui como ponto de partida a manifestação em seu nível mais alto de abstração. Desta forma obtivemos uma análise a partir das relações sociais de produção e de troca no espaço da saúde e dos sistemas de saúde universal. Iniciamos pela forma manifesta na unidade contraditória de valor de uso e valor, a partir da forma-mercadoria, seguida pelo mediador geral universal de relações sociais, pela forma dinheiro, e pelo valor que se valoriza, a forma capital. No campo do concreto pensado, está pesquisa demonstrou que o mercado e o Estado não são espaços seguros para a realização da saúde e para o financiamento dos sistemas de saúde universal
Title in English
Critique of the political economy of public health: the limits of health as a social right
Keywords in English
Critique of political economy
Health and capitalism
Public health
Social right
Abstract in English
Between the postwar period and the economic crisis of the 1970s it was possible to build generous models of universal health systems; the very idea of health as a social right gained minds and hearts. However, the alternatives adopted since the crisis of the 1970s have been promoting a liberal and privatizing blitzkrieg. In this way, universal public health systems and the very idea of health as a social right undergo an attack on capitalism with hegemony of interest-bearing capital. The appropriation of our object has as its starting point the manifestation at its highest level of abstraction. Thus we obtained an analysis from the social relations of production and exchange in the space of health and universal health systems. We begin by manifest form in the contradictory unity of use-value and value, from the commodity form, followed by the universal general mediator of social relations, by the form money, and by the value that is valued, the capital form. In the field of concrete thought, this research has shown that the market and the state are not safe spaces for the realization of health and for the financing of universal public health systems
 
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Publishing Date
2017-09-27
 
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