JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩

The article by Fernando Mendonça Fava analyzes the political role of João Tamagnini de Sousa Barbosa (1883–?), a Macanese military engineer, within the context of the First Portuguese Republic (1910–1926), highlighting his dimension as a "homo politicus" as a key interpretive tool for understanding...

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الحاوية / القاعدة:Review of Culture
المؤلف الرئيسي: Fernando Mendonça Fava
التنسيق: Articles
منشور في: Instituto Cultural de Macau January 2011
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الوصول للمادة أونلاين:https://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/pdfViewerParts/40037/3282
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spelling JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
The article by Fernando Mendonça Fava analyzes the political role of João Tamagnini de Sousa Barbosa (1883–?), a Macanese military engineer, within the context of the First Portuguese Republic (1910–1926), highlighting his dimension as a "homo politicus" as a key interpretive tool for understanding the relations between colonies, the State, and the republican regime. Drawing on a historical-biographical approach anchored in parliamentary sources and epistolary documentation (including a letter from Sun Yat-sen to Governor José Carlos da Maia in 1916), the text reconstructs trajectories, ideological alignments, and governance practices, articulating local and overseas experience with the national debates sparked by the war and institutional reorganization. The central argument maintains that Tamagnini reconciled a constitutional republican stance with a rejection of anti-clerical radicalism, advocating for amnesties and a policy of reconciliation aimed at consolidating the regime. As a deputy for Mozambique (from 1916 onwards), he intervened in the critique of the Ministry of Colonies and in the attempt to make bureaucracies more flexible, proposing measures oriented toward economic and administrative development. Concurrently, in Parliament, he took part in the defense of contested republican figures, notably the Governor of Macau, Carlos da Maia, revealing the political relevance of Macau as a space for the circulation of republican networks and legitimacies in the early twentieth century.
Instituto Cultural de Macau
Macau
Review of Culture
Articles
January 2011
Fernando Mendonça Fava
spellingShingle JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
Fernando Mendonça Fava
title JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_autocomplete JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_full JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_fullStr JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_full_unstemmed JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_short JOÃO TAMAGNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E A PRIMEIRA REPÚBLICA PORTUGUESA葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
title_sort joão tamagnini de sousa barbosa e a primeira república portuguesa葡萄牙第一共和國與若奧‧塔瑪尼尼‧蘇薩‧巴波薩
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