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...David Denslow Celso Furtado (Economia) . de Oliveira Francisco , Organizador, and Fernandes Florestan , Coordenador. São Paulo : Editora Atica , 1983 . Notes. Figures. Tables. Index . Pp. 224 . Paper. Copyright 1985 by Duke University Press 1985 Evidence...

...Dauril Alden A Governor and His Image in Baroque Brazil: The Funereal Eulogy of Afonso Furtado de Castro do Rio de Mendonça . By Sierra Juan Lopes . Edited by Schwartz Stuart B. . Translated by Jones Both E. . Minneapolis , 1979 . University of Minnesota Press . Map...

...Junia Ferreira Furtado [email protected] The Gift: How Objects of Prestige Shaped the Atlantic Slave Trade and Colonialism . By Ana Lucia Araujo . Cambridge Studies on the African Diaspora . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2024 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Notes...

...Junia Furtado By connecting all these premises, Disease, Resistance, and Lies shows that the demise of the transatlantic slave trade was a much more complex process than previously understood, in which multiple local actors and actions played an important role. On the one hand, Graden...

...Samuel A. Morley La Concentración del poder económico en los Estados Unidos y sus reflejos en América Latina . By Furtado Celso . Buenos Aires , 1969 . Centro Editor de América Latina . Biblioteca de Economía, Teoría, Crítica, Estudios . Index . Pp. 179 . Paper. Copyright 1972...

...Thomas E. Skidmore Economic Development of Latin America. A Survey from Colonial Times to the Cuban Revolution . By Furtado Celso . Translated by Macedo Suzette . New York , 1970 . Cambridge University Press . Latin American Studies, 8 . Maps. Tables. Bibliography. Index . Pp...

...Thomas E. Skidmore Economic Development of Latin America: Historical Background and Contemporary Problems . By Furtado Celso . Translated by Macedo Suzette . 2d ed. New York , 1977 . Cambridge University Press . Maps. Tables. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xviii , 317 . Paper...

...Harry Stark The Economic Growth of Brazil. A Survey from Colonial to Modern Times . By Furtado Celso . Translated by de Aguiar Ricardo W. and Drysdale Eric Charles . Berkeley and Los Angles , 1963 . University of California Press . Tables. Index . Pp. x , 285 . $5.00...

...Warren Dean Diagnosis of the Brazilian Crisis . By Furtado Celso . Translated by Macedo Suzette . Berkeley , 1965 . University of California Press . Notes . Pp. 168 . $5.00 . Copyright 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 This book consists of two related essays...

... and delineating the Hispano-Portuguese agreements. Gomes Freire de Andrade became commissioner for the south, and in the north Carvalho e Mello’s own half-brother, Francisco Xavier de Mendonça Furtado. A secret letter to Gomes Freire supplementing his general instructions revealed one of the most notable...

... emphasis on economic growth, also neglected the region until fairly late in his term (even as nordestinos built his dream city of Brasília). The economists of this era, particularly Celso Furtado, end up being the heroes of Buckley's book to some degree, as they recognize the larger issues at stake...

... merely one of subsistence. Yet, as Celso Furtado and Kátia Queirós Mattoso point out, the value of such studies is limited by the absence of a full history of the money supply that would take into account the creation of credit as well as currency. Three other price series are presented by Eulália Lobo...

... Brazilian social scientists as Theotônio dos Santos and Fernando Henrique Cardoso have emphasized instead the negative aspects of the dependency relationship of Brazil to the outside world, especially to the United States. In his writings, Brazilian economist Celso Furtado has emphasized regional imbalance...

...Frank T. Bachmura La economía latinoamericana. Una síntesis desde la conquista ibérica hasta la Revolución Cubana . By Furtado Celso . Santiago , 1969 . Editorial Universitaria . Estudios Internacionales. Tables. Notes. Index . Pp. 311 . Paper. $3.00 . Copyright 1971 by Duke...

... with Prebisch, the emergence of dependency theory via Furtado and Cardoso from structuralism (and to a lesser degree from Marxism), and the modes of production debate. The most important new passages treat Furtado’s early writings, the evolution of dependency theory from its structuralist origins...

... Carlos Pereira, Estrutura e expanSão da indústria em São Paulo (São Paulo, 1967); On the periodization of industrial growth, see Furtado, Formação econômica; and Baer, Industrialization and Development . Among the revisionist works are Nathaniel H. Leff, “Long-Term Brazilian Economic Development...

... as Celso Furtado. The latter advocates an expanded role for the state to overcome the organizational debilities of the typical underdeveloped economy. Gudin counters by citing the economic and administrative breakdowns (descalabros) of the Brazilian railways, merchant marine, port system, Petrobras...

... of inefficient industries, despite his explicit denunciation of such excesses. But he had strong support in the governments of John Kennedy and Jimmy Carter. At ECLA in the 1960s, he led a team of prominent economists that included Celso Furtado, Aníbal Pinto, Osvaldo Sunkel, Víctor Urquidi, and Juan Noyola...

... that the collected essays seek to answer. Essays by Asunción Lavrin, Júnia Ferreira Furtado, and Carmen Fernández-Salvador illuminate how religious creeds and practices made the Atlantic crossing and were transformed in the process. Lavrin argues that missionary martyrdom in New Spain was shaped not only by the long...

... Mendonça Furtado, governor of Grão Pará and Maranhão and Carvalho e Melo’s brother, also wished to guarantee colonists access to Indian labor. In May 1757, he issued his own lengthy set of policies known as the Diretório dos índios or Indian Directory, effectively nullifying Indian autonomy by placing...