Neoliberalism or Developmentalism

Alfredo Saad-Filho is Professor and Head of Department, Department of International Development, King's College London. His main research interests include heterodox economic policy, strategies of industrial development, inflation and stabilisation, and the labour theory of value and its applications.Ana Paula Fregnani Colombi is professor at the Federal University of Espirito Santo and a researcher at the Brazilian Centre of Studies in Trade Unionism and Labor Economics, at the State University of Campinas (unicamp). Her main areas of interest are labor economics and trade unionism.Juan Grigera is Lecturer at the Department of International Development, King's College London. His research interests include structural transformation, social conflict, and technological innovation.

• AcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionAlfredo Saad-Filho1 Shades of Neoliberalism Brazil under the Workers' Party (2003-2020)Alfredo Saad-Filho2 Capitalist Development and Macroeconomic Policy Regimes in Brazil since 1994Luiz Filgueiras3 Varieties of Developmentalism A Critical Assessment of the pt GovernmentsDaniela Magalhaes Prates, Barbara Fritz and Luiz Fernando de Paula4 Puzzles of Economic Growth and Crisis under the Workers' Party GovernmentsPedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Marcelo Arend and Glaison Augusto Guerrero5 Sailing against the Wind The Rise and Crisis of a Low-Conflict ProgressivismGustavo Codas Friedmann and Claudio A. Castelo Branco Puty6 The Growth Model of the pt Governments A Furtadian View of the Limits of Recent Brazilian DevelopmentPedro Rossi, Guilherme Mello and Pedro Paulo Zahluth Bastos7 The Brazilian Crises Profits, Distribution and GrowthAdalmir Antonio Marquetti, Cecilia Hoff and Alessandro Miebach8 Why Bolsonarism Should Be Characterized as NeofascismArmando Boito Jr.9 The Failure of Dilma Rousseff's Developmentalist ExperimentAndre Singer10 The Political Economy of Lulism and Its AftermathRuy Braga and Fabio Luis Barbosa dos Santos11 Assessing the Developmentalist Character of the Workers' Party Government ProjectLuiz Fernando de Paula, Fabiano Santos and Rafael Moura12 The Limits of Dependency The Foreign Policy of Rouseff's AdministrationPedro Paulo Zahluth Bastos and Celio Hiratuka13 Brazilian Labor Market From the Workers' Party Administrations to the Bolsonaro GovernmentAna Paula Fregnani Colombi and Jose Dari Krein14 A Poverty-Reducing Variety of Neoliberalism? The Workers' Party Distributive PoliciesPedro Mendes Loureiro15 Brazilian Unions in the Twenty-First CenturyAndreia Galvao and Paula Marcelino16 Social Policy since Rousseff Misrepresentation and MarginalizationLena Lavinas and Denise Gentil17 The Reform of Pensions under the Workers' Party Shades of CommodificationLucas Salvador Andrietta, Patricia Rocha Lemos and Eduardo Fagnani18 The Housing Policy under the pt Governments Between the Social Inclusion and the CommodificationCristhiane Falchetti19 Tackling Regional Inequalities under the Workers' Party Advances and LimitationsSoraia Aparecida Cardozo and Humberto MartinsIndex