Brazil Since 1980
- 282 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Focusing on the transformation of Brazilian society since 1980, the book explores the shift from a rural, closed economy under military rule to a modern, democratic, industrialized nation. It highlights significant changes in fertility and mortality rates, economic crises, and the transition from protected industrialization to global trade. The examination of both the successes and failures of these developments provides insight into issues of growth and equality. Designed as an introduction, it offers a comprehensive overview of contemporary Brazil's recent history and development.
