Keywords
Capital-imperialism
Neoliberalism
Neodevelopmentalism
Social classes
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Abstract
This article supports the hypothesis that Brazilian capitalism is integrate as a subordinate part in the group of capital-imperialist countries. The paper analyzes the contradictions between Brazilian economic expansion and the context of global crisis; the role of persuasion and violence on the Brazilian working class in the international counter-reforms context; denounced the constitution of a “left for the capital” beside a right wing that, without giving up their autocratic powers, acts intensely to reduce the horizon of popular organizations.
References
FONTES, Virgínia. A incorporação subalterna brasileira ao capital-imperialismo. Crítica Marxista, Campinas, SP, v. 20, n. 36, p. 103–113, 2013. https://doi.org/10.53000/cma.v20i36.19376
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