A History of Brazilian Economic Thought : From Colonial Times Through The Early 21st Century (Paperback)

1. Editorial Introduction

2. Contributions to economics from the "periphery" in historical perspective: the case of Brazil after mid-20^th century

3. Sugar, Slaves and Gold: the Political Economy of the Portuguese Colonial Empire in the 17^th and 18^th Centuries

4. "The transition to post-colonial economy"

5. Economic ideas about slavery and free labor in the 19th century

6. Debating Money in Brazil, 1850s to 1930

7. Industrial development and government protection: issues and controversies, circa 1840?1930

8. Brazilian economic thought in the "developmentalist era": 1930-1980

Ricardo Bielschowsky and Carlos Mussi

9. The end of developmentalism, the globalization era
and the concern　with income distribution (1981-2010)

Eduardo F. Bastian and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos