“Jornalismo interessante acontece quando jornalistas testam novas ideias, tentam novas formas de representar a economia, e não se deixam intimidar pela autoridade da expertise estabelecida” uma entrevista com Tiago Mata
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https://doi.org/10.52780/res.v30i3.20372Palavras-chave:
Jornalismo econômico, Estudos sociais das ciências, Especialização, Conhecimento público, EconomistasResumo
Esta entrevista ocorreu em 21 de maio de 2025 e explora a abordagem de Tiago Mata para o estudo do debate econômico público a partir de uma perspectiva dos estudos da ciência.
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