O Planejamento Estratégico e Social-Democrata do Brasil para o Desenvolvimento: alternativas políticas à crise financeira sistêmica do século XXI
This paper discusses the Brazil’s policy responses to the recent systemic financial crisis of global capitalism, which is the responsibility of the North. Firstly, it is argued that today the rich countries are, paradoxically, the hostages of orthodox neoliberal agenda that has traditionally i...
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Universidad de Belgrano . Red Latinoamericana de Cooperación Universitaria (RLCU). Centro Latinoamericano de Estudios Avanzados (CLEA)
2013
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| Sumario: | This paper discusses the Brazil’s policy responses to the recent systemic
financial crisis of global capitalism, which is the responsibility of the North. Firstly, it is argued
that today the rich countries are, paradoxically, the hostages of orthodox neoliberal agenda that
has traditionally imposed for developing countries. Despite the crisis, the Southern countries
resort to an alternative national in a scenario of an emergency state capitalism. Second, Brazil
resorts to the “turned inward” strategic planning and emphasizes the social dimension of public
policies, although it is suffering the impacts of the crisis in industry and GPD. Finally, the
article argues that there is an ongoing social democratic model in Brazil. Within the institutional
constraints of representative democracy and the structural limitations of the global market
economy, we seek to decommodification of the poorest citizens’ workforce and invest in human
capital formation. |
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