Brazil - emerging forever?: a case study of the mid-level development trap
This book discusses the social and economic problems currently faced by Brazil as one of the largest "emerging countries". It examines the prospects of Brazilian development from an interdisciplinary perspective, and studies both socio-economic and political variables. The book embraces th...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book discusses the social and economic problems currently faced by Brazil as one of the largest "emerging countries". It examines the prospects of Brazilian development from an interdisciplinary perspective, and studies both socio-economic and political variables. The book embraces the large period of Brazil's development in the 20th and the first decades of the 21st Century. The peculiar attention is drawn to the short period of prosperity under the left-centrist governments as a continuation of the previous conservative modernisation model, which produced an increased dependency on China and a premature deindustrialisation of the economy. Assessing Brazilian statistics on households’ incomes and consumption, the book subsequently discusses the lack of strong social actors as the main problem in today’s Brazil. In closing, it examines probable scenarios for the country’s development and compares the situation to other "emerging countries", including the Asian giants, China and India. The book addresses the needs of researchers in the fields of political science, economics and sociology who are seeking a better understanding of emerging countries, and the Brazilian case in particular |
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| adam_text | Contents 1 Introduction: Why Brazil?.......................................................................... References......................................................................................................... 1 Ю 2 The ‘Multi-Polar World’, BRICS and the Coming Chinese Hegemony: Prognoses and Daydreams................................................ 11 2.1 The Classical Theory of Modernisation and the Rise of ‘Non-West’................................................................................. 11 2.2 The ‘Great Convergence’ and Economic Fetishism........................... 21 References......................................................................................................... 27 3 4 Thunderclouds Over the Emerging Countries and the Middle-Income Trap............................................................................... 3.1 The Difficulties of Emergence............................................................... 3.2 The Great Advice of Gerschenkron and Brazil................................... 3.3 The Middle-Income Trap: Is There an Exit?. .................................. References......................................................................................................... The Rise to Modernity via Conservative Modernisation..................... 4.1 From the Colonial Times to the Collapse of 1930............................. 4.2 The Revolution from Above and the Spurt of Late Industrialisation.............................................................................. 62 4.3 The New Authoritarianism and the
Project of a Tropical Mass Consumption Society.................................................................... 68 References......................................................................................................... 31 31 36 42 50 55 55 73 5 The New Model of Development or Conservative Modernisation in the Left-Centrist Arrangements (1995-2015)?.............................. 79 5.1 The Plano Real and Neoliberal Reforms.......................................... · 79 5.2 The Left Turn: Combining Incompatibles?......................................... 87 References......................................................................................................... 99 vii
viii Contents 6 The Costs of Success and Return to the Past....................................... 6.1 Deindustrialisation and Its Types..................................................... 6.2 Deindustrialisation in Brazil............................................................. 6.3 The “Friendship” with China and the Interests of Agribusiness... References.................................................................................................. 105 105 114 125 136 7 How Did the Incomes of Brazilians Change Under the Left Government?....................................................................................... 143 7.1 Incomes of Brazilians: Are They Big or Small?............................ 143 7.2 The Structure of Private Expenditures: Consumption of Material and Immaterial Goods.............................................................. 155 References................................................................................................... 165 8 Brazilian Society as the Obstacle to Self-Modification......................... 8.1 The‘conto de fada’About the New Middle Class in Brazil............ 8.2 Conservatism of the Poor................................................................... 8.3 The Rise of New Requirements, the End of Compromises and the Blind Alleys of Conservative Modernisation.............. 180 References................................................................................................... 167 167 174 լ 88 9 Concluding Remarks: Some Prospects for Brazil and Other Emerging Countries or the Myth of
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Contents 1 Introduction: Why Brazil?. References. 1 Ю 2 The ‘Multi-Polar World’, BRICS and the Coming Chinese Hegemony: Prognoses and Daydreams. 11 2.1 The Classical Theory of Modernisation and the Rise of ‘Non-West’. 11 2.2 The ‘Great Convergence’ and Economic Fetishism. 21 References. 27 3 4 Thunderclouds Over the Emerging Countries and the Middle-Income Trap. 3.1 The Difficulties of Emergence. 3.2 The Great Advice of Gerschenkron and Brazil. 3.3 The Middle-Income Trap: Is There an Exit?. . References. The Rise to Modernity via Conservative Modernisation. 4.1 From the Colonial Times to the Collapse of 1930. 4.2 The Revolution from Above and the Spurt of Late Industrialisation. 62 4.3 The New Authoritarianism and the
Project of a Tropical Mass Consumption Society. 68 References. 31 31 36 42 50 55 55 73 5 The New Model of Development or Conservative Modernisation in the Left-Centrist Arrangements (1995-2015)?. 79 5.1 The Plano Real and Neoliberal Reforms. · 79 5.2 The Left Turn: Combining Incompatibles?. 87 References. 99 vii
viii Contents 6 The Costs of Success and Return to the Past. 6.1 Deindustrialisation and Its Types. 6.2 Deindustrialisation in Brazil. 6.3 The “Friendship” with China and the Interests of Agribusiness. References. 105 105 114 125 136 7 How Did the Incomes of Brazilians Change Under the Left Government?. 143 7.1 Incomes of Brazilians: Are They Big or Small?. 143 7.2 The Structure of Private Expenditures: Consumption of Material and Immaterial Goods. 155 References. 165 8 Brazilian Society as the Obstacle to Self-Modification. 8.1 The‘conto de fada’About the New Middle Class in Brazil. 8.2 Conservatism of the Poor. 8.3 The Rise of New Requirements, the End of Compromises and the Blind Alleys of Conservative Modernisation. 180 References. 167 167 174 լ 88 9 Concluding Remarks: Some Prospects for Brazil and Other Emerging Countries or the Myth of
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