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Issue 66
May-Aug. 2009

CONTENTS

DOSSIER GLOBAL CRISIS II

Assault on the State and on the Market: Neoliberalism and Economic Theory
Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The Crisis of the Finance-Led Regime of Accumulation and the Situation of Brazil
Leda Maria Paulani

Work in the Economic Crisis in Brazil: First Signs
Marcio Pochmann

The Crisis: a Conjunctural Problem or the Logic of Global Accumulation?
Rubens Sawaya

Brazilian Agriculture and the Crisis
Guilherme Dias (Interview)

1929 and 2009: Two Commensurable Crisis?
Pierluigi Ciocca

Latin America in the Global Crisis
Paul Singer

Ecological Economics and the Challenge for Economists on the Left
Ricardo Abramovay (Interview)

The International Crisis Challenges the Brazilian Model of Economic Opening and Liberalization
Carlos Eduardo Carvalho

The Effect of the Global Crisis in Brazil: Risk Aversion and the Preference for Liquidity in the Credit Market
Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas

The Housing Cycle and US Economic Growth: 2002-2008
Rafael Fagundes Cagnin

Operations with Financial Derivatives of Corporations from Emerging Economies
Maryse Farhi & Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi

The Financial Crisis and Economists' Forecasts
Ignazio Visco

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