Development Trajectories and Institutional Reform in Brazil: The Duality Problem Revisited in the Twenty-First Century
This essay aims at providing a novel analytical framework based on the concept of "duality" as proposed by the Brazilian economist Ignacio Rangel. In this portrayal, neoliberal policies are the consequence of the reinforcement of the dual character of the Brazilian society, which induces t...
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