What a 19th Century Default Says About Brazil's Crisis Today - Americas Quarterly
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“A tree born crooked will never straighten itself out.” The aphorism is a favorite among Brazilians seeking to explain their nation’s frustrating lack of steady and inclusive socioeconomic progress. In Inglorious Revolution (Yale University Press), William Summerhill digs down to expose some of the roots. This meticulously researched academic work sets out to explain why Read more
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