Lincoln Gordon Livres

The book explores the socio-economic challenges and opportunities facing Latin America, proposing innovative solutions and reforms aimed at fostering development and equity. It addresses historical contexts, current policies, and the potential for a transformative agenda that aligns with the needs of the region's diverse populations. Through analysis and case studies, it emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices and inclusive growth to achieve lasting change in Latin American societies.

The book delves into Brazil's evolution from a patrimonial society to a modern economy, highlighting its significant role in international trade since World War II and its involvement in the GATT and WTO. It explores Brazil's challenges, including political instability, inflation, and balance-of-payment deficits over the past fifty years. Through the lens of a former American ambassador, the narrative assesses Brazil's readiness to join the ranks of First World nations, examining its social, political, and economic history since the 1930s.