Resumen

BRANDAO, Carlos Antônio  y  BARCELLOS DE SOUZA, Marcos. PARTICULARITIES OF THE BRAZILIAN PERIPHERAL CAPITALISM AND ITS RECENT NEOLIBERALIZATION WAVES (1995-2018). Semest. Econ. [online]. 2019, vol.22, n.50, pp.23-42. ISSN 0120-6346.  https://doi.org/10.22395/seec.v22n50a2.

This work aims at discussing the interpretations that analyze and compare the different approaches of the capitalist system in the 21st century by emphasizing the specific case of peripheral capitalism. We defend the existence of a robust Latin American historical-structuralist academic heritage that must be rescued and reupdated in the context of contemporary waves of economic neoliberalism that occurred during the 21st century. Finally, the main particularities of underdeveloped and dependent economies on the periphery of the system are discussed, highlighting Brazil’s mixed capitalism in the recent period.

JEL CLASSIFICATION: O10, O20, O54

CONTENT: Introduction; 1. Analyzing and comparing the various capitalisms in the 21st century; 2. Latin American historical-structuralist academic heritage and waves of neoliberalization in the 21st century; 3. Particularities of Brazil’s peripheral capitalism in the recent period: reflections inspired by Latin American critical thinking; 4. The process of neoliberalization and its cyclical character: thinking of its uniqueness in contemporary Brazil; 5. Conclusions; Bibliography.

Palabras clave : Capitalism; periphery; development theories; underdevelopment; Latin America; Brazil.

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