Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2026

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Volume 46, issue 1, 2026

Liberal or Developmentalist? Brazil’s faces in the global financial order pp. 3-23

Luiz Fernando Rodrigues de Paula, Pedro Lange Netto Machado and Eduardo Mantoan

Can China maintain high growth rates under the “dual-circulation” decoupling? pp. 24-38

Vladimir Popov

Structural change and environmental degradation: Evidence on the determinants of CO2e emissions in Brazilian states (2003-2022) pp. 39-59

Elisangela Araujo, Carlos Eduardo Caldarelli and Hugo Carcanholo Iasco Pereira

Ignacy Sachs, the challenge of sustainable development pp. 60-73

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Public debt and liquidity management in Brazil: institutional complementarity and the dynamics of gross debt and securities debt pp. 74-93

Luís Carlos G. de Magalhães, José Luís da Costa Oreiro, Kolaï Z. J. Yannick and Carla C. R. Araújo

The contributions of Knapp and Innes to the Chartalist Theory of Money pp. 94-109

Vitor Guidorzzi Girotto and Eduardo Strachman

Distributive conflict in a post-Kaleckian model with two classes of workers pp. 110-133

Tailiny Ventura, Fabricio J. Missio and Julio Fernando Costa Santos

Thorstein Veblen’s political economy and its implications for the original institutionalism agenda pp. 134-155

Octavio A. C. Conceição

An analysis of the competitive process in Brazilian industry based on the use of a sectoral simulation model pp. 156-181

Tatiana Massaroli de Melo and André Luiz Correa

Rosenstein-Rodan and his time in Vienna pp. 182-202

Diogo Alberto de Moraes and Eduardo Angeli

Bio-inputs for agriculture in Brazil: Why can’t the alternative become mainstream? pp. 203-223

João Marcelo Abbud and Andrei Cechin

Brazilian inflationary dynamics from 2011 to 2019: A multisector approach pp. 224-244

Leandro Gomes and Fabio Freitas

Volume 45, issue 4, 2025

Sterilized intervention under excess supply of foreign exchange: Is the Trilemma valid? pp. 645-657

Martin Rapetti

The China-US diplomatic and trade relations in the 21st century and the Cold War 2.0 fallacy pp. 658-680

Alexandre Abdal and Douglas Meira Ferreira

Discussing the critiques of the mathematization of economics: an economist’s perspective pp. 681-700

Muhammad Riyadh Ghozali Lubis and Muhammad Adlin Sila

The impacts of trade freedom on food insecurity from countries with different profiles: an empirical analysis pp. 701-720

Carolina Rodrigues Corrêa Ferreira, Michelle Ruas Gomide and Vinícius de Azevedo Couto Firme

The political economy of neoliberal fascism: designing alternatives to contemporary barbarism pp. 721-737

Alfredo Saad-Filho

From mimicry to authenticity: ISEB and the idea of Brazilian culture (1954-1960) pp. 738-755

Courtney J. Campbell

Ways to overcome poverty in Brazil: Basic Income and the Bolsa Família Program pp. 756-775

Rosa Maria Marques and Solange Emilene Berwig

Is intergenerational poverty in Brazil transmitted by sociobehavioral factors? pp. 776-794

Lilian Lopes Ribeiro and Alesandra de Araújo Benevides

Conventions and the exchange rate: an application of the Harvey’s Model to Brazil pp. 795-816

Marco Flávio Resende, Luíza Delgado Vieira, Juan da Silva Barcelos de Campos and Rafael Saulo Marques Ribeiro

The political economy of cannabis legalization: moral ideas and the limits of economic analysis pp. 817-834

Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva

The European Union Cohesion Policy impact on Circular Economy and Renewable Energy: a comparison between Portugal and Slovenia pp. 835-855

Erika D. Uršič and Bernardo Valente

Coopetition and the social order of markets: a possible dialogue? pp. 856-875

Maicom Sergio Brandão, Moacir Godinho Filho, Silvio Eduardo Alvarez Candido, Pedro Reinaldo Campanini and Diego Rorato Fogaça

Volume 45, issue 3, 2025

Underdevelopment, development, and the Dutch disease: the seminal and still relevant theory of Celso Furtado pp. 405-420

André Nassif

Subnational government banks profitability in Brazil between 2003 and 2019 pp. 421-443

Daniel Diniz Oliveira, Lauro Gonzalez and Tiago Couto Porto

Decolonial AI: A perspective on the imperialist states’ colonizing quest for labor applied in the development of artificial intelligence pp. 444-463

Jian Carlos de Melo

What do we know about wealth inequality in Brazil? pp. 464-487

Pedro Fandiño, Celia Kerstenetzky and Tais Simões

The academic literature on fiscal policy in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis: a Keynesian resurgence? pp. 488-503

Marcelo Fantaccini Brito

Fiscal rules in Brazil: An analysis of the new fiscal framework pp. 504-515

Fernando de Holanda Barbosa Filho and Mario Carvalho

Narratives and economic policy: the construction of the fiscal agenda in the journalistic media in the period 2010-2015 pp. 516-534

Jamile Ulisses Pereira and Fabio Terra

Regional monetary agreements: prospects and limits for Mercosur pp. 535-550

Alexandre Jerônimo de Freitas and Marcelo Pereira Fernandes

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and Instant Payments: alternatives to global digital asset markets for Brazil and India pp. 551-569

Tatiana Silveira Camacho and Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva

The philosophical foundations of Keynes’s taxonomy and its contribution to economic pluralism pp. 570-587

Tainari Taioka

Thorstein Veblen: The independent thinker whose contributions advanced a distinct tradition of heterodox economics pp. 588-618

John Battaile Hall

Asymmetric effects from exchange to inflation: evidence to Brazil via NARDL models pp. 619-640

Benito Salomão Neto and Thaís Guimarães Alves

Volume 45, issue 2, 2025

Contributions of Classical and New Developmentalism pp. 211-234

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

A world order in crisis and transition: contemplating its future pp. 235-252

Deepak Nayyar

Will the IMF Survive to 100? pp. 253-261

Paulo Nogueira Batista and Robert H. Wade

Vargas’ Estado Novo: A case of economic populism? pp. 262-288

Claucir Roberto Schmidtke and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

Superfluous women and the invisible economists of Langham Place pp. 289-302

Brena Paula Magno Fernandez and Raíssa Vieira de Melo

Bernard Shaw and the making of Fabian economics pp. 303-319

Antonio V. B. Mota Filho

BNDES and capital markets: clarifications for the public debate in Brazil pp. 320-340

Ricardo Barboza, Ernani Torres, Norberto Montani Martins, Letícia Magalhães, Thiago Pereira and Victor Libera

Impact of tax progressivity on regional income inequalities: a comparative analysis between Brazil and Germany pp. 341-360

Raihan Mian, Swarna Bintay Kadir and Diego Sanches Corrêa

Pension policy and gender equity in Brazil: proposals for greater effectiveness pp. 361-381

Otavio José Guerci Sidone and Fabio Giambiagi

The nexus between structural transformation and poverty reduction in Maghreb region. A sectoral value-added analysis pp. 382-401

Freeman Munisi Mateko

Volume 45, issue 1, 2025

Modern services, real exchange rate and economic growth pp. 3-23

Wallace Marcelino Pereira, Fabricio Missio and Frederico Jayme Jr

Consumer goods and services inflation in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 24-42

Víctor Manuel Cuevas Ahumada and Ignacio Perrotini Hernández

Latin American Structuralists and Inertial Inflation Theories pp. 43-65

Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira, André Roncaglia and Marcelo Curado

Global financial orders and credit rating agencies: disruptions and adaptations pp. 66-85

Pedro Lange Machado

Technological progress, human capital, and employment rate: an empirical analysis using P-ARDL models from 1960-2019 pp. 86-103

Daisy Caroline Nascimento Pereira and Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva

Putnam, Sen, and Smith: A critical reflection on the Neoclassical Economic Theory pp. 104-125

Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima

Contemporary industrial policy and challenges to South America and Brazil pp. 126-143

Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros and Esther Majerowicz

Comparative analysis of different heterodox interpretations about the end of the “Golden Age” of Western capitalism pp. 144-163

Luciano Alencar Barros and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos

Artificial Intelligence in the development strategy of contemporary China pp. 164-182

Celio Hiratuka and Antônio Carlos Diegues

The Eloquent Silence: why are development theories silent about racism? pp. 183-205

Silvio Luiz de Almeida and Leda Maria Paulani