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COMISSÃO DIRETIVA DAS ARTES MARCIAIS: O controle e a fiscalização das artes marciais e desportos de combate em Portugal

Authors: Vítor Rosa; Ricardo Ferraz;

COMISSÃO DIRETIVA DAS ARTES MARCIAIS: O controle e a fiscalização das artes marciais e desportos de combate em Portugal

Abstract

A Comissão Diretiva das Artes Marciais (CDAM) foi criada pelo Decreto-Lei n.º 105/72, de 30 de março no Secretariado Geral da Defesa Nacional (SGDN). Foi transferida em 1974 para o Estado Maior General das Forças Armadas (EMGFA). Por força do Decreto-Lei n.º 507/80, de 21 de outubro, foi reintegrada no Ministério da Educação e Ciência (MEC) e transferida para o Ministério da Qualidade de Vida (MQV) através do Decreto-Lei n.º 23/82, de 30 de janeiro. De acordo com o Decreto-Lei n.º 279-A/85, de 19 de julho, passou a ficar na dependência da Presidência do Conselho de Ministros. Viria a ser extinta pelo DR I Série n.º 33, de 9 de fevereiro de 1987. Esta investigação tem por objetivo compreender a missão desta Comissão e todo o processo de controle e fiscalização das artes marciais nesse período em Portugal. Os resultados revelam que controlo das artes marciais e desportos de combate (AM&DC) foi muito controverso, que a CDAM não defendeu a sua integração no desporto e verificou-se um braço de ferro entre a Direção Geral dos Desportos (DGD), preocupada com o desporto nacional, e a CDAM, que defendia características específicas às artes marciais.

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Desportos de Combate, CDAM, Desporto, Artes Marciais

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