نبذة مختصرة : When sport was implemented in Brazil conceding everyone s right, governmental actions started incurring in sports field aiming the provision of the democratization, autonomy and liberty. Such fact favors the overcoming of the traditional corporatist sport policy present in previous policy contexts. The Brazil s democratic context enables the sport policy to conform a new standard of sport public policymaking. Thereby, our study assumes that the alternation of the public regime enabled significant changes in the standard of sport public policymaking. Thus, our objective of study focuses on analysis key elements: ideas, actors and institutions which influence on the process of sport public policymaking in the time range that involves the sport constitutionalization in 1988 until the creation of the Ministry of Sport in 2003.The objective is to analyze the incidence of ideas, policy actors and governmental institutions surrounding the sport policy brought by the changes in the policy system, and the indications in the sport policymaking until the creation of the Ministry of Sport. To carry out this study, we based ourselves on the conceptual and methodological approach to the public policy, the Punctuated-Equilibrium Theory, which uses the structure of policy ideas and subsystems (actors and institutions) in order to investigate long periods of public policy stability and policy abrupt changes. ; Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos ; A partir do momento em que o esporte fora instituído no Brasil como direito de todos, ações governamentais incidiram no setor esportivo com o objetivo de prover a democratização, a autonomia e a liberdade. Fato que favoreceu para a superação da tradicional política de esporte corporativista existente nos contextos políticos passados. O contexto democrático do Brasil possibilitou à política de esporte a conformação de um novo padrão de formulação de políticas públicas de esporte. Desse modo, nosso estudo parte do pressuposto que a alternância de regime político possibilitou ...
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