2016
DOI: 10.1590/1678-987316245904
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Uma estratégia nacional de desenvolvimento no Brasil dos anos 1990

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo trata do predomínio de uma estratégia de desenvolvimento de cunho neoliberal no Brasil dos anos 1990 com duplo objetivo: 1) mostrar que, embora o cenário apresentasse desafios incontornáveis como a “reestruturação produtiva” e a “globalização”, a alternativa neoliberal não era a única disponível; 2) sugerir que, para entender como e por que um determinado tipo de estratégia de desenvolvimento é escolhido em determinada sociedade, é preciso ter em conta, também, o papel central desempenhado p… Show more

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“…Andrada (2005), for example, argued that the IEDI's industrial policy proposals could be considered aligned with the “new developmentalism”—depending on partnerships between the public and the private sector because market agents acting freely and without coordination could not produce a development project for the country. Nunes (2014) suggested that the key concept for understanding the IEDI’s agenda during the last decade of the twentieth century was “systemic competitiveness.” Although in the institute’s view some opening up of the Brazilian economy was necessary and even urgent, it had to be preceded by a strategy that would not undermine or extinguish parts of the national productive sector.…”
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“…Andrada (2005), for example, argued that the IEDI's industrial policy proposals could be considered aligned with the “new developmentalism”—depending on partnerships between the public and the private sector because market agents acting freely and without coordination could not produce a development project for the country. Nunes (2014) suggested that the key concept for understanding the IEDI’s agenda during the last decade of the twentieth century was “systemic competitiveness.” Although in the institute’s view some opening up of the Brazilian economy was necessary and even urgent, it had to be preceded by a strategy that would not undermine or extinguish parts of the national productive sector.…”
Section: Passos and The Iedi: A Brazilian Business Think Tank In Disputementioning
confidence: 99%
“…William Carroll (2010), Peter Dicken (2015), William I. Robinson (2004;2014), and Leslie Sklair (2002), among others, are renowned for their research on global capitalism as an epoch that differs qualitatively from those that preceded it.…”
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