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111			_955804 _aBrics Academic Forum _n(6 : _d2014 : _cRio de Janeiro)
245	1	3	_aVI Brics : _bAcademic Forum / _corganizado por Renato Coelho Bauman das Neves e Tamara Gregol de Farias. --
260			_aBrasília : _bIPEA, _c2014.
300			_a319 p.
505	8	0	_tForeword _tVi Brics fórum papers _tIntroduction _tTechnical session 1. Chapter 1. Na empirical analysis of correlation between state leaders’ visits and bilateral trade relations – Chen Huaqiao _tTechnical session 2. Chapter 2. Recent dynamics of environmental mdgs indicators in Brazil: forests, climate and biodiversity – Júlio César Roma _tChapter 3. public infrastructure investment: a BRICS perspective for inclusive sustainable development – Jaya Josie _tTechnical session 3. Chapter 4. Economic dynamics of the coutries of the world in the years 1992-2010: inhomogeneity of growth – Leonid M. Grigoriev, Elena N. Parshina _tChapter 5. BRICS’ promise to decolonize international development: a perspective – Siphamandla Zondi _tChapter 6. definition, measurement, evaluation and institutional design of international development cooperation: the casa of Brazil – Carlos R.S. Milani _tTechnical session 4. Chapter 7. Innovation, indicators and developmental challenges for the BRICS – Rasigan Maharajh _tChapter 8. the cooperation in innovation among BRICS countries – Haung Wei _tTechical session 5. Chapter 9. Challenges of invlusive and sustainable development – Candice Eleanor Moore _tTechnical session 6. Chapter 10. Structural change of social classes and stratums and its implications for China’s future social development – Zhang Yi _tChapter 11. Brazil’s new middle classes – Marcelo Neri _tTechnical session 7. Chapter 12. Rapid urbanization in India: the challenge of planning the mega cities – Jagan Shah _tChapter 13. charecter of urbanization in Africa: the fate of megacities – Alexey Vasiliev _tChapter 14. rapid urbanization: the challenge of megacities, toward the production of locality – Lani Low _tChapter 15. inclusion of migrant workers: challenges for China’s large cities – Bing Shen _tChapter 16. BRICS, Cities and the issue of social mobility: attraction of capital and the right to the city – Sérgio Veloso _tTechnical session 8. Chapter 17. Structural change, productivity and the middle income trap: south áfrica in comparative perspective – David Fryer, Nicolette Cattaneo _tChapter 18. “middle income trap” and lessons from latin America – Zhang Fan _tChapter 19. productivity and the middle income trap: a brazilian perspective – Fernando Veloso _tTechnical session 9. Chapter 20. BRICS and multilateralism within the contexto f global governance – Narnia Bohler-Muller _tChapter 21. BRICS and the global governance – Renato G. Flôres Júnior _tTechnical session 10. Chapter 22. Strengthening public services, enhancing social protection: lessons from the Indian experience – Harsh Sethi _tChapter 23. a quiet revolution in social policy? A casa study of a community work program (cwp) in rural South África – Edward Webster, Khayaat Fakier, Anthea Metcalfe _tChapter 24. Social Technologies and public policies in Brazil – Fábio Veras Soares, Pedro Arruda
650		0	_913350 _aCooperação Internacional
650		0	_914939 _aRelações Econômicas Internacionais
650		0	_913512 _aRelações Bilaterais
700	1		_97704 _aNeves, Renato Coelho Bauman _eed.
700	1		_951943 _aFarias, Tamara Gregol _eed.
856			_uhttp://www.ipea.gov.br/portal/images/stories/PDFs/livros/livros/livro_forum_brics.pdf _yAcesso ao PDF
909			_a2018/01 _bBibl. resp.
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