BRAZILIAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY

  • 09-1993-capa-reformas-economicas-em-democracias-novas
  • 05-2009-capa-mondialisation-et-competition
  • 04-2016-capa-macroeconomia-desenvolvimentista
  • 12-1982-capa-a-sociedade-estatal-e-a-tecnoburocracia
  • 15-1968-capa-desenvolvimento-e-crise-no-brasil-1930-1967
  • 06-2009-capa-construindo-o-estado-republicano
  • 02-2021-capa-a-construcao-politica-e-economica-do-brasil
  • 05-2010-capa-globalization-and-competition
  • 05-2010-capa-globalixacion-y-competencia
  • 2014-capa-developmental-macroeconomics-new-developmentalism
  • 10-1999-capa-reforma-del-estado-para-la-ciudadania
  • 05-2009-capa-globalizacao-e-competicao
  • 13-1988-capa-lucro-acumulacao-e-crise-2a-edicao
  • 01-2021
  • 09-1993-capa-economic-reforms-in-new-democracies
  • 01-2021-capa-new-developmentalism
  • 08-1984-capa-desenvolvimento-e-crise-no-brasil-1930-1983
  • 17-2004-capa-em-busca-do-novo
  • 16-2015-capa-a-teoria-economica-na-obra-de-bresser-pereira-3
  • capa-novo-desenvolvimentismo-duplicada-e-sombreada
  • 10-1998-capa-reforma-do-estado-para-a-cidadania
  • 2006-capa-as-revolucoes-utopicas-dos-anos-60
  • 11-1992-capa-a-crise-do-estado
  • 07-2004-capa-democracy-and-public-management-reform
  • 03-2018-capa-em-busca-de-desenvolvimento-perdido
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2006. A critique of the two dependency theories (associated and super-exploration) which intended to be an alternative to ISEBs and ECLACs view of Latin American development. Only a third version - national-dependent theory - is consistent with the nation building and growth. Portuguese and English versions available.(Paper)

2005. A critique of the two dependency theories (associated and super-exploration) which intended to be an alternative to ISEBs and ECLACs view of Latin American development. Only a third version - national-dependent theory - is consistent with the nation building and growth. English and Spanish versions available.(Paper in edited book)

2005. A critique of the two dependency theories (associated and super-exploration) which intended to be an alternative to ISEBs and ECLACs view of Latin American development. Only a third version - national-dependent theory - is consistent with the nation building and growth. Portuguese and Spanish versions available.(Paper)

2000. Brazilian tend to identify themselves negavitvely. (Notes of the intervention in Simpósio Freud: Conflito e Cultura Brasil: Psicanálise e Modernismo).

2000. Brazil, as all new democracies, is an "elites' democracy". Yet, there are indication of a transition to what may be called "civil society´s democracy", where public opinion become relevant (Estudos Avançados, USP)*

1993. In a 1964 I demonstrated that Brazilian entrepreneurs originated from the immigrant middle class. Nevertheless, dependency theory insisted that they originated from the coffee planters. It was a way of rejecting the possibility of a national bourgeoisie. (Paper: Revista Brasileira de Ciências Sociais)

1993. Given its extreme social heterogeneity and the 'contradictory citizenship', there is not a social contract in Brazil. In the recent past, informal growth oriented political pacts replaced a social contracts. The solution for the present crisis depends on the definition of a not growth oriented political pact. French and English versions available.(Paper in book edited by Sola e Paulani).

1993. After the dependency interpretation of Latin America, now two competing interpretations are present: the neoliberal Washington Consensus and what I propose: the fiscal crisis of the state approach. Portuguese and French versions available. This paper is a preliminary version of my chapter in Economic Reforms in New Democracies (1993). The "fiscal crisis approach" anticipates the 2003 "new developmentalism". (Paper: Instituto Norte-Sul Discussion Paper)

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