Brazil is one of the largest economies in the world. Brazil: What Everyone Needs to Know evaluates the progress that has been made to date in consolodating democracy and addressing the challenging institutional issues that are obstacles to a higher level of development.
Brazil is one of the largest economies in the world. Brazil: What Everyone Needs to Know evaluates the progress that has been made to date in consolodating democracy and addressing the challenging institutional issues that are obstacles to a higher level of development.
Sarita and Don Johnston Professor & Director of Western Hemisphere Studies and the Latin American Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University-SAIS
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Acknowledgements 1 The Colonial and Imperial Past: Obstacles or Opportunities to Create a Modern Brazil? 2 From the Republic to the Estado Novo 3 The "Experiment " in Democracy, 1945-64: Why Did it Fail? 4 The Military in Power: The Final Intervention? 5 Failed Transition? 6 The Lula Government: An Assessment 7 Dilma Rousseff: The Right Choice to Succeed Lula in 2011? 8 Why Can't Brazil Produce More Economic Winners? 9 Foreign Affairs 10 Conclusion: Some Final Reflections Notes
Acknowledgements 1 The Colonial and Imperial Past: Obstacles or Opportunities to Create a Modern Brazil? 2 From the Republic to the Estado Novo 3 The "Experiment " in Democracy, 1945-64: Why Did it Fail? 4 The Military in Power: The Final Intervention? 5 Failed Transition? 6 The Lula Government: An Assessment 7 Dilma Rousseff: The Right Choice to Succeed Lula in 2011? 8 Why Can't Brazil Produce More Economic Winners? 9 Foreign Affairs 10 Conclusion: Some Final Reflections Notes
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