To engage with the global economic discourse, the Structuralist Development Macroeconomics Research Group (SDMRG) has established the Development Macroeconomics Bulletin (DMB), an electronic journal aimed to provide in-depth technical analyses of key themes aligned with the research objectives of macroeconomics and economic development
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Call for papers: Developmental Macroeconomics 10 years after: What we have learned and what work is still to be done?
Call for papers: Developmental Macroeconomics 10 years after: What we have learned and what work is still to be done?
This special issue of the Development Macroeconomics Bulletin is designed to celebrate the 10th anniversary of publication by Routledge of the book "Developmental Macroeconomics: new-developmentalism as a growth strategy" by Bresser-Pereira, Oreiro and Marconi in 2015. This was the first text book that systematised the growing body of literature on New Developmentalism and Structural Development Macroeconomics, created by Professor Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira in the beggining of 2000's and quickly got an increasing number of reserchers and schollars developing an entirely new school of economic thought that combines elements of classical Development economics, latin American Structuralism and Post-Keynesian Demand led Growth Literature, mainly on its Kaldorian version.
The article will be published in the next issue of Revista de Economia Política e História Econômica (www.rephe.net/in%C3%ADcio)
The objetive of this special issue is to present the recent developments and challenges for Developmental Macroeconomics in a series of topics listed bellow:
1- Real Exchange Rate Overvaluaton and Premature Deindustrialization
2- Rate of Profit, Exchange Rate and Manufaturing Investment
3- Middle Income Trap and Washington Consensus
4- The relation between domestic and foreign savings
5- Export Led versus Domestic led Growth
6- Techological Gap, Exchange Rate and Manufacturing Exports
7- Thirlwall's Law and New Developmentalism
8- Green New Developmentalism
9- The Political Economy of New Developmentalism
10- Theoretical Foundations of Developmental Economics
Important dates:
May 1, 2025: Deadline for abstracts submission
May 15, 2025: Extended Deadline for abstracts submission
May 16, 2025: Submission is CLOSED
July 15, 2025: Deadline for submitting full papers
Abstract proposals must not exceed 300 words and full papers must not exceed 9000 words.
Send your Abstract as a PDF file to dmbulletin2025@gmail.com
Editor:
José Luis Oreiro, University of Brasilia (Brazil)
Luiz Eduardo Simões de Souza, editor of REPHE, Universidade Federal do Maranhão (Brazil)
Co-editor:
Chiara Grazini, University of Tuscia (Italy)
Associate Editors:
Kalinka Martins da Silva, Federal Institute of Goiás Campus (Brazil)
Luiz Fernando Rodrigues de Paula, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Jesus Ferreiro, University of the Basque Country (Spain)
Editorial Board:
Peter Skott, UMASS/ USA]
Giulio Guarini, Tuscia University of Tuscia (Italy)
Marwill J. Dávila-Fernández, University of Siena (Italy)
Adalmir Marquetti, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)
Mateus Fonseca, State goverment of Paraná (Brazil)
Luciano Dias de Carvalho, Federal University of Viçosa (Brazil)
Daniel Moura, University of Brasilia (Brazil)
Helder Lara Ferreira-Filho, Consultant at House of Representatives (Brazil)
Luciano Silva, Federal Institute of Goiás Campus (Brazil)
Authors' guidelines
REPHE publishes unpublished texts in the areas of Economic History and Political Economy.
According to the journale's guideline, articles must be a minimum of ten pages in characters size 12, in 1.5 spacing.
Other information is available on the journal's website: www.rephe.net/in%C3%ADcio/como-publicar
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