Is there a New Development Economics?

Authors

  • Bianca Imbiriba Bonente IE - UFU
    • Niemeyer Almeida Filho IE - UFU

      DOI:

      https://doi.org/10.5380/re.v34i1.6729

      Keywords:

      desenvolvimento econômico, Economia do Desenvolvimento, Nova Economia do Desenvolvimento, economic development, Development Economics, New Development Economics

      Abstract

      the terms of Albert Hirschman, a discipline in the interior of the
      economics known as Development Economics, was born in the postwar period.
      However, if “economic development” emerged as a theme of extreme success, in a
      relatively short period of time it has faded. Absent from economic debate for some
      time, economic development came back in the 1980s, incorporating new issues by
      rescuing the historical mutations of development economics into a fragmented
      quarrel and analyzing the nature of this process. The present article aims to debate whether New Development Economics exists or not.

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      Author Biographies

      Bianca Imbiriba Bonente, IE - UFU

      Aluna do Doutorado em Economia da UFF. Mestre em Economia pelo PPGE do IE-UFU.

      Niemeyer Almeida Filho, IE - UFU

      Professor Associado do IE - UFU. Doutor em Economia pelo IE - UNICAMP

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      Published

      2008-06-23

      How to Cite

      Bonente, B. I., & Almeida Filho, N. (2008). Is there a New Development Economics?. Revista De Economia, 34(1). https://doi.org/10.5380/re.v34i1.6729

      Issue

      Vol. 34 No. 1 (2008)

      Section

      Artigos

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