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Brazil under Lula: Economy, Politics, and Society under the Worker-President
 
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Brazil under Lula: Economy, Politics, and Society under the Worker-President (Hardcover)

by Joseph L. Love (Editor), Werner Baer (Editor)

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"This collection responds to an immediate need for scholarly work in English assessing the first administration of President Luiz Inácio ‘Lula’ da Silva, a moderate Latin American leftist, democratically elected and re-elected to power.  Complementing Lula of Brazil: The Story So Far, this book offers a strong contribution to the field."--Edward A. "Ted" Riedinger, Professor and Head, Ohio State University Latin American Library Collection (former secretary to President Juscelino Kubistchek)



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This collection assesses the performance of Brazil’s Lula da Silva, the only working-class president in Latin American history, in his first term. The contributing scholars deal with Lula’s style of governance; the type of economic and social policies he adopted, in both their positive and negative aspects; the impact on regional inequalities; the administration’s treatment of agriculture and the environment; the nature of Lula’s foreign policy; and the Lula government’s place in the country’s long-term development.  This volume is composed of renowned economists and regional scientists, as well as political scientists and historians. 



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