OTHER TYPES OF WORKS

  • 03-2018-capa-em-busca-de-desenvolvimento-perdido
  • 12-1982-capa-a-sociedade-estatal-e-a-tecnoburocracia
  • 05-2010-capa-globalization-and-competition
  • 15-1968-capa-desenvolvimento-e-crise-no-brasil-1930-1967
  • 05-2009-capa-mondialisation-et-competition
  • 10-1998-capa-reforma-do-estado-para-a-cidadania
  • 17-2004-capa-em-busca-do-novo
  • 04-2016-capa-macroeconomia-desenvolvimentista
  • 08-1984-capa-desenvolvimento-e-crise-no-brasil-1930-1983
  • 05-2010-capa-globalixacion-y-competencia
  • 09-1993-capa-reformas-economicas-em-democracias-novas
  • 02-2021-capa-a-construcao-politica-e-economica-do-brasil
  • 07-2004-capa-democracy-and-public-management-reform
  • 05-2009-capa-globalizacao-e-competicao
  • 2014-capa-developmental-macroeconomics-new-developmentalism
  • 10-1999-capa-reforma-del-estado-para-la-ciudadania
  • 13-1988-capa-lucro-acumulacao-e-crise-2a-edicao
  • 06-2009-capa-construindo-o-estado-republicano
  • 09-1993-capa-economic-reforms-in-new-democracies
  • 16-2015-capa-a-teoria-economica-na-obra-de-bresser-pereira-3
  • 2006-capa-as-revolucoes-utopicas-dos-anos-60
  • 11-1992-capa-a-crise-do-estado
  • 01-2021

2009. Neoliberalism and its "scientific" justification, neoclassical economics, were more than just an assault on the state it was also an assault to the market. (Essay: Estudos Avançados). A slightly modified version, "Economics: an assault on the state", has been published in Challenge, 53 (5), September 2010: 57-77.

2009. A consolidated democracy requires a capable state, a strong nation and an active civil society. The quality of democracy must be improved but it is a mistake to o include in the concept of democracy more than its minimum, procedural, requirements. (Paper)

2008. Economic development as well as nations, the modern state, and the nation-state are outcomes of the Capitalist Revolution - this tectonic structural change formed by three sub-revolutions: the Commercial, the National and the Industrial revolutions. (Discussion paper)

2008. A country suffering from the Dutch disease has two "equilibrium" exchange rates: the "current equilibrium" that is inconsistent with economic growth, and the"industrial equilibrium" that will be achieved if the country is able to neutralize the disease. (Paper: Brazilian Journal of Political Economy)

2008. With Nelson Marconi. In Brazil the Dutch disease is not as serious as in oil countries, but it is sufficiently serious to cause gradual deindustrialization. Paper in edited book. (Paper in Doença Holandesa e Indústria)

2008. First, economic development defined and distinction from economic growth discussed. Second, since development or growth involve wage increase, the paper shows that in reach countries it increased in proportion to productivity betwee te 1850s and 1970s, but since then a global unlimited supply of labor (that domestically characterizes developing countries) is pressin down wages. (Paper to be published comments welcomed)

2007. With Cleomar Gomes. The paper claimsthat inflation targeting policy was adopted in Brazil before the interest rate trap was faced and solved. This was a mistake because inflation targeting is good to manage monetary policy, not to change the monetary regime as it was in 1999 and still is necessary in Brazil. (Paper in edited book). Portuguese version available.