By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Comment on the recently released book by Mário Baggio
By RENATO DAGNINO: The university-company relationship and the “entrepreneurial” orientation
By HERICK ARGOLO: Recognizing a democratic-popular stage does not please revolutionary verbiage, but it is what really allows us to achieve a popular democracy
By DANILO AUGUSTO DA SILVA HORTA: China's international insertion and its growing influence over Latin American and African economies have repercussions on Brazilian economic and diplomatic dynamics
By MICHEL AIRES DE SOUZA DIAS: It is increasingly difficult for the State to manage efficiently, as its ability to act to govern for the benefit of the population is undermined by capitalist logic
By MARCUS IANONI: Bresser-Pereira positions himself as an architect of the future, of the national project, of the political construction of Brazil, a characteristic that exudes from his work
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Comment on the recently released book by Mário Baggio
By RENATO DAGNINO: The university-company relationship and the “entrepreneurial” orientation
By HERICK ARGOLO: Recognizing a democratic-popular stage does not please revolutionary verbiage, but it is what really allows us to achieve a popular democracy
By DANILO AUGUSTO DA SILVA HORTA: China's international insertion and its growing influence over Latin American and African economies have repercussions on Brazilian economic and diplomatic dynamics
By MICHEL AIRES DE SOUZA DIAS: It is increasingly difficult for the State to manage efficiently, as its ability to act to govern for the benefit of the population is undermined by capitalist logic