Desenvolvimentismo no Século XXI: alcances e limites da produção brasileira sobre desenvolvimento econômico em periódicos (2011-2021)

Abstract

The economic crisis of 2008 seems to have initiated a set of changes in the pattern of capitalist accumulation that unfold in all nations. In Brazil, the neoliberal adjustments in force since redemocratization coexisted peacefully with the governments, but they seem to have found points of conflict in the PT governments. The political and economic crisis after 2013, culminating in the 2016 parliamentry coup, reveal determining elements for the dispute over the directions of Brazilian development. From this scenario, the work seeks in the academy, through articles published in the journals A1 and A2 of sociology and political science and international relations between 2011 and 2021, insights into the process of Brazilian economic development. The work is developed through the review of the history of Brazilian thinking on development and the rescue of academic production in articles on the subject in the last decade. The central elements of the analysis are industrialization, the financial market and the role of the State in driving the development agenda. The synthesis between these two surveys points to a field open to social sciences, together with economic sciences in the sense of joint formulations for Brazilian development in the 21st century.