Article examines Boianovsky's writings on Furtado, structuralism, and economic policy implications.
The article examines Mauro Boianovsky’s several writings on CEPAL (Economic Commission for Latin America – ECLA), structuralism, and Celso Furtado, the well-known Brazilian economist. The article shows Boianovsky’s attention to the many dimensions of Furtado’s activities and writings: theoretical updating, permanent concern with economic policy, and immersion in history.
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