This is a selection of 30 essays (out of around 290), dated January 2026.
For papers published also in English, I chose the corresponding version. Whenever there is a year between brackets [ ], this is the year of the linked publication, while the year between parentheses ( ) is the original publication, usually in Portuguese.

1. "A emergência da tecnoburocracia" [The rise of technobureaucracy] (1972), in Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Tecnoburocracia e Contestação. Petropolis: Editora Vozes, 1972: 209-297. (Social Theory)
2. "Notas introdutórias ao modo tecnoburocrático ouestatal de produção" [Introductory notes to the technobureaucratic or statist mode of production” (1977) Estudos Cebrap20, abril-junho: 75-110. (Social Theory)
3. “Accelerating, maintaining, and sanctioning factors of inflation” (1983), with Yoshiaki Nakano,Brazilian Journal of Political Economy4(1) January-March 1984: 5-22.  Here is the English version that was not published. (Economics).
4. “Economic reforms and economic growth: efficiency and politics in Latin America”(1993) with Adam Przeworski and José María Maravall (1993), in Bresser-Pereira, Przeworski and Maravall, eds., Economic Reforms in New Democracies, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 15-76. (Political Economy)
5. “A turning point in the debt crisis: Brazil, the US Treasury, and the World Bank" (1995) Brazilian Journal of Political Economy, 19(02) April 1999: 103-130. (Political Economy) 
6. “From bureaucratic to managerial public administration”(1996 [1999]), in C. Bresser-Pereira and Peter Spink, eds. (1999) Reforming the State. Boulder, Co.: Lynne Rienner Publishers: 237-270. Original in Portuguese, 1996. (Public Administration) 
7. “A reforma do Estado nos anos 90: lógica e mecanismos de controle”[State reform in the 1990s: logic and control mechanisms] (1998), Lua Nova Revista de Cultura e Política, n. 45, 1998: 49-95. (Public Administration)
8. Citizenship and res publica: the emergence of republican rights” (2002), Citizenship Studies, 6(2) 2002: 145-164. (Political Theory)
9. “Economic growth with foreign savings?(2002), com Yoshiaki Nakano, Brazilian Journal of Political Economy,23 (2), Abril 2003: 3-27. (Economics) 
10. “From the national-bourgeois to the associated dependency interpretation of Latin-America”(2005 [2011], Latin American Perspectives,38 (3) Maio 2011: 40-58. Original in Portuguese, 2005. (Interpretation of Brazil and Latin America).
11. “The new developmentalism and conventional orthodoxy” (2006), Economie Appliquée,September 2006, 59(3): 61-94. (Economics)
12. “The Dutch disease and its neutralization: a Ricardian approach” (2008). Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 28(1), 2008: 47-71. (Economics)
13. “The two methods and the hard core of economics” (2009) Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 31(3) 2009: 493-522. (Method)
14. “The global financial crisis, neoclassical economics, and the neoliberal years of capitalism”(2010) Revue de la Régulation, 7: 1-29, 2010.(Economics)
15. “Democracy and capitalist revolution” (2012) Économie Appliquée 65(4): 111-139. The original title of this essay was “Why did democracies only become accepted and widespread in the 20^thcentury?” (Political Theory)
16. “The exchange rate at the center of development economics”(2012) Estudos Avançados, 26(75): 7-28. (Economics)
17. “Inequality and the phases of capitalism” (2014) Forum for Social Economics 43 (3) September: 199-222. (Economics)
18. “Development, progress and economic growth” (2014), inSebastian Dullien, EckhardHein and Achim Truger, eds. (2014) Macroeconomics, Development and Economic Policies – Festschrift for Jan Priewe, Marburg: Metropolis Verlag: 181-200. (Economics)
19. “The access to demand” (2014) in Brazilian Keynesian Review1(1) February 2015: 35-43. (Economics)
20. “Developmental class coalitions: historical experiences and prospects”(2017), in Hideko Magara and Bruno Amable, ed. (2017) Growth, Crisis and Democracy: The Political Economy of Social Coalitions and Policy Regime Change, New York: Routledge: 166-195. (Political Economy)
21. “Brazil’s macroeconomic policy institutions, quasi-stagnation, and the interest rate–exchange rate trap”(2018) in Edmund Amann, Carlos Azzoni and Werner Baer, eds.The Oxford Handbook on the Brazilian Economy, New York: Oxford University Press: 221-240.  (Economics)
22. “From Classical Developmentalism and Post-Keynesian Macroeconomics to New Developmentalism”, Brazilian Journal of Political Economy39(2) April: 187-210.
23. “Models of developmental state”, CEPAL Review,128, August: 35-47. (Political Economy)
24. “Why did trade liberalization work for East Asia but fail in Latin America?”, Challenge62(4) 2019: 273-277. (Economics)
25. “An alternative to the middle-income trap”, with Eliane C. Araújo; Samuel C. Peres (2019)Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 52, March: 294-312. (Economics)
26. “Teorias do Estado e teoria novo-desenvolvimentista”[Theories of state and the new developmentalism theory] (2022), Dados, 65 (4): 1-37. (Political Theory)
27. “Neoliberalism collapsed. Conservative developmentalism is on the way”, (2023) Global Policy Online Essay, October
28. “Brasil, racismo, nacional-dependência e quase-estagnação” [Brazil, racism, national-dependency, and quasi-stagnation], (2025) Lua Nova Revista de Cultura e Política,  124, August: 3-28. (Interpretation of Brazil)
29. “New Developmentalism and quasi-stagnation in Brazil”, International Review of Economic Policy, 6(02):24-37. (Economics)
30. “The determination of the exchange rate: a new-developmental approach” (2025) Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, n. 72, March: 245-255. (Economics)