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As Ocupações Pós-Governativas dos Ministros e Secretários de Estado em Portugal
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Há a perceção de que os ex-governantes saem do governo para carreiras altamente
lucrativas no setor privado. Mas será que é uma perceção correta? Será que as ocupações
pós-governamentais dos ex-governantes passam por uma carreira no setor privado, com
cargos de alta senioridade e que a pasta que detêm no governo influencia futuras ocupações
dos mesmos? Esta dissertação pretende responder a estas perguntas, com especial foco nos
Governos XIX e XXI Constitucionais Portugueses.
Para esta dissertação propomo-nos a mapear as ocupações pós-governamentais dos
ex-ministros e secretários de estado desde o primeiro ano após o término do cargo e após
três anos, de forma a perceber potenciais padrões. As conclusões demonstram que as
ocupações pós-governamentais dos ex-governantes são sobretudo no setor público,
geralmente em cargos de média senioridade, e não demonstram uma ligação com as áreas
de responsabilidade ministerial previamente exercidas, tornando o caso português, um caso
particular, em relação à literatura.
There is a perception that ex-politicians leave office for highly lucrative careers in the private sector. But is this a correct perception? Do ex-politicians’ post-government occupations include a career in the private sector, with highly senior positions, and does the portfolio they hold in government influence their future occupations? This dissertation aims to answer these questions, with a special focus on the 19th and 21st Portuguese Constitutional Governments. For this dissertation we set out to map the post-government occupations of former ministers and secretaries of state from the first year after leaving office and after three years, in order to understand potential patterns. The conclusions show that the post-government occupations of ex-politicians are mainly in the public sector, generally in medium-seniority positions, and do not demonstrate a link with the areas of ministerial responsibility previously exercised, making the Portuguese case a particular one.
There is a perception that ex-politicians leave office for highly lucrative careers in the private sector. But is this a correct perception? Do ex-politicians’ post-government occupations include a career in the private sector, with highly senior positions, and does the portfolio they hold in government influence their future occupations? This dissertation aims to answer these questions, with a special focus on the 19th and 21st Portuguese Constitutional Governments. For this dissertation we set out to map the post-government occupations of former ministers and secretaries of state from the first year after leaving office and after three years, in order to understand potential patterns. The conclusions show that the post-government occupations of ex-politicians are mainly in the public sector, generally in medium-seniority positions, and do not demonstrate a link with the areas of ministerial responsibility previously exercised, making the Portuguese case a particular one.
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Género Ocupações Pós-Governamentais Pastas Ministeriais Portugal Privado Público