Session 61-- Argentina and Brazil, a comparative analysis of their internal processes and external conditioning in their economic histories

Title: Argentina and Brazil, a comparative analysis of their internal processes and external conditioning in their economic histories

Organizers: Mario D. Rapoport (Argentina), Guillermo Vitelli (Argentina) and Wilson Cano (Brazil)
Address: Mario D. Rapoport, Instituto de Investigaciones de Historia Económica y Social, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Córdoba 2122, (1120) Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ph: (00)54 11 4370 6153. 
Fax: (00)54 11 4370 6153. 
Email: irapopor@econ.uba.ar.

Description: In the light of the processes of integration and the modes of international insertion of both countries into world economy, the comparative analysis of their historical processes takes on particular importance. On the other hand, the different performances of the economic structures of Argentina and Brazil, which faced a similar international context, require an analysis as to what extent these divergences respond to an external determinism or to their own internal, economic, political and social processes.

Participants: Santiago Chelala and Mario Rapoport (Argentina); Andrés
Musacchio (Argentina); Gillermo Vitelli (Argentina); Noemí Brenta
(Argentina); Angelita Matos Souza (Brazil); Norberto Aguirre and Carolina
Crisorio (Argentina); Lidia Knecher (Argentina); Samuel Pinheiro Guimaraes
(Brazil); Luiz Estrella Faria (Brazil); Alexis Saludjian (France); Emilce
Tirre (Argentina); Eduardo Madrid (Argentina); Ligia Osorio (Brazil); María
Heloisa Lenz (Brazil); Fausto Saretta (Brazil). Commentators: Noemí Brenta
(Argentina); Mario Rapoport (Argentina); Wilson Cano (Brazil); Gillermo
Vitelli (Argentina).
 

Papers
Noemí Brenta (Universidad Católica Argentina).La Convertibilidad Argentina y el Plan Real de Brasil: Concepción, Implementación y Resultados en los añ 90



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