Author: Franklin Serrano

Franklin Serrano teaches Political Economy and Macroeconomics at the Federal University of Rio (UFRJ). He is a Senior Research Associate of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Washington, DC.

Brazil’s Neoliberal U-Turn: Wishful Thinking in the Face of Class Antagonism

Since reaching its zenith in 2010, the Brazilian economy has suffered a remarkable reversal of fortune. Despite official protestations to the contrary, however, Brazil’s afflictions turned out to be of … Keep reading »

Latin America • January 6, 2017 • Franklin Serrano and L. E. Melin

Author: Franklin Serrano

Brazil’s Neoliberal U-Turn: Wishful Thinking in the Face of Class Antagonism