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This article investigates the causes of structural change in Brazil, through the rise and the fall of the manufacturing industry, and the consequences for total factor productivity and manufacturing labour productivity, from 1947 to 2021. Our results show that the industrialization of the Brazilian productive structure is positively associated with expansions in infrastructure investments and with the pursuit of a competitive real exchange rate, that is, with policies oriented towards economic development. Our findings also indicate that such variables exert a direct influence on total factor productivity and manufacturing labour productivity and an indirect influence through their impacts on the Brazilian productive structure. Our conclusions suggest that an important cause of the Brazilian premature deindustrialization, and then of its poor performance in terms of total factor productivity and manufacturing labour productivity, is the adoption of policies not oriented towards economic development adopted since the neoliberal reforms of the 1980s and 1990s. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to analyze industrialization as a vector of urban growth in Blumenau. Based on a discussion of the social, economic and political context in which this industrial development took place, with the objective of the spatial reflexes of this process throughout the 20th century. Using a space-time approach, the methodological procedures involved the use of historical cartography to indicate the main axes of expansion of the urban network over four decades. The use of mixed methods made it possible to integrate quantitative and qualitative data, making it possible to indicate the percentages of expansion of the urban network and its main motivating factors. In this way, the results indicate a direct relationship between the location of the main industries and the houses, many of which are located on the steep slopes around them, configuring risk areas. This is a latent issue, revealing challenges for building a resilient city, capable of facing the climate change scenario of the 21st century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyzes the role of natural gas in the urban-industrial formation of the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina and its association with the regional development process of thissub-national unit. Geographer Armen Mamigonian'stheory supports the study, which uses bibliographical and documentary research as well as an empirical approach to the subject of natural gas. The results show that the current situation of natural gas in Santa Catarina is the result of its consumption in the thermo-intensive manufacturing sector, making it another instrument that strengthens the concentration of production on Santa Catarina's Atlantic coast. Natural gas therefore has dual and contradictory characteristics, as its supply contributes to the process of socio-spatial development but reinforces regional inequality as it is not available in other regions of the state. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to understand the geo-economic dynamics of industry in Ampére and the main characteristics and determining factors of this process, understanding it not as an isolated fact, but connected to the regional and national context. The Socio-Spatial Formation (SSF) category of analysis was considered, along with a bibliographical and documentary review and fieldwork. The SEF of the southwest of Paraná, the mesoregion of the study area, was developed based on small-scale commercial production and Ampére has a significant manufacturing sector, standing out in two sectors of the transformation industry (clothing and furniture production). In the southwest of Paraná, it is the main hub for these sectors; in the state of Paraná, it is among the 10 main hubs and in Brazil, it is the 65th largest employer in the clothing sector and the 43rd in the furniture industry. This position of industrial importance is the result of a combination of private initiatives based on small-scale commercial production, municipal public support, as well as federal policies and programs that boosted the domestic market during the 2000s

The municipality of Jacareí, SP, presents an urban spot that houses a diversified and industrial park. This article focuses on analyzing the effect of industrial growth on the urbanization process in the city of Jacareí, SP. The study was developed considering the qualitative documentary approach and presents a theoretical study and bibliographic review. Among the results, it is observed that the process of implementing industries in the municipality constitutes an element that induces the occupation and growth of the urban area since the decline of the coffee economy at the end of the 19th century.The inauguration of President Dutra Highway in 1951 represented a new vector that started to guide the development of the municipality, whose expansion followed in the direction of the new highway and along the roads connecting the central core with Dutra. It was identified a scenario of industrial expansion and urban planning intensified by the movement towards the interior of the industry and the proximity to São José dos Campos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of the text is to identify how the deindustrialization process occurs in Brazil and its causes. In the methodological field, the analysis proceeded from bibliographical research of an explanatory and analytical nature with emphasis on the historical process, with a view to understanding this process. It found, in general, in historical times, that deindustrialization assumes different connotations, but at its core, it points to the persistent reduction in the share of industrial employment in the total employment of a country or region in the manufacturing industry. It also points to a situation in which both industrial employment and industry added value are reduced in relation to total employment in GDP. It also found that with the arrival of neoliberalism, a period supported by a policy of weakening the State, privatizations, low investment rates in the educational sector and an economy focused only on exports, it has been hindering the industrial growth of Brazil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the industrialization process promoted after the 1949 Revolution, Chinese economic and social development over the last forty years is an extraordinary phenomenon. China presented an average growth of the Gross Domestic Product in this period of approximately 9.5% p.a., positioning itself as the main economic partner of numerous countries and blocs. Mercosur, in turn, underwent a conceptual change over the first decade and a half of the 21st century, having expanded its base and strengthened relations with the geopolitical South, especially with China. In this sense, this work seeks to analyze the advance of China's geoeconomics relations with Mercosur from the year 2003 to the present day. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Brazil and China have some similarities in terms of agriculture and the agricultural machinery industry. They have large territorial areas, being able to expand the cultivated area, which requires agricultural mechanization. In addition, we observe that these countries intensified their industrialization from the 1960s onwards, with emphasis on state support. However, in the last decades as their economies took different rumors, which reflected even on the industrial sector in prominence. In this article, we analyze the development of the agricultural machinery industry in Brazil and China, including how this industrial sector, in each country, has been inserted in an increasingly integrated global economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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ABSTRACT The superiority of industrial performance in East Asian countries, particularly in the face of their counterparts in Latin America, had a strong impact on the debate about the relationship between state intervention and industrial performance. The structuralist paradigm was quickly replaced by a new orthodoxy whose recipe for success is a minimalist state and an open economy. This article seeks to show that, although the opening of the economy is a fundamental ingredient, its complement is not a minimalist state, but an interventionist one. Not the Latin American type, but one that restricts its actions to major market failures.

This article analyzes the failure of economic and technical cooperation between Companhia Industrial de Rochas Betuminosas (CIRB) and the Soviet Union in the shale gas sector. In 1959, CIRB signed a preliminary contract for the supply of Soviet equipment and the assembly of a pilot plant to extract the shale of Vale do Paraíba, São Paulo State, to produce gas and building materials. Petrobras, by continually defending the inclusion of shale mining and industrialization in the state monopoly, had a decisive influence on CIRB’s inability to obtain government approval for Soviet financing. The São Paulo company would file for bankruptcy in 1973. Using, for the most part, Brazilian primary sources, the article concludes that Petrobras feared the impact that the break of state shale monopoly could have on its interests, which it considered basically equivalent to the national interest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Between 1593 and 1767, the Jesuits promoted agricultural and industrial development in central Chile; for this they acquired the estate Calera de Tango in 1685. This estate had some lime mines on the Lonquen hill, which interested the new owners because of the mining exploitation. In 1748 German Jesuits arrived and installed workshops of manual arts, transforming the place into an important artistic and industrial center. They also installed a vineyard and a winery with advanced technology in 1750. To irrigate they built canals to draw water from the Maipo River; this helped to diversify agricultural production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to understand the geo-economic dynamics of industry in Ampére and the main characteristics and determining factors of this process, understanding it not as an isolated fact, but connected to the regional and national context. The Socio-Spatial Formation (SSF) category of analysis was considered, along with a bibliographical and documentary review and fieldwork. The SEF of the southwest of Paraná, the mesoregion of the study area, was developed based on smallscale commercial production and Ampére has a significant manufacturing sector, standing out in two sectors of the transformation industry (clothing and furniture production). In the southwest of Paraná, it is the main hub for these sectors; in the state of Paraná, it is among the 10 main hubs and in Brazil, it is the 65th largest employer in the clothing sector and the 43rd in the furniture industry. This position of industrial importance is the result of a combination of private initiatives based on small-scale commercial production, municipal public support, as well as federal policies and programs that boosted the domestic market during the 2000s. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work intends to approach the heritage education project called "O Vale Perdido", which was developed in the Cubatão city [Brazil]. The research contextualizes the territory, the rapid process of industrialization from the second half of the twentieth century, defines some concepts about heritage and heritage education and the empirical processes. The space in which the project was developed, Vale do Itutinga Pilões, received teachers and students from the municipal public network in a work that required the interactive and multidisciplinary participation of the teams involved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study offers a brief explanation about the underlying aspects and intentions behind the first regional division of the Brazilian territory in 1942. This regional model, emerging during the Estado Novo (New State), falls within a context of significant transformations in the Brazilian society. It represents the articulation of the foundations that supported the establishment of industrial capitalism and the Brazilian capitalist State. Thus, the main purpose of this study is to demonstrate how the articulation of a theoretical model for organizing the Brazilian territory served the project of instrumentalizing the national space to promote the consolidation of industrial capitalism in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Banco do Brasil's Carteira de Crédito Agrícola e Industrial (CREAI) was the most important institution for financing production in Brazil until the creation of the BNDE in 1952. However, the work aimed at evaluating its performance is still scarce, even in the face of his contribution in the period from 1937 to 1969, marked by the Import-Substituting Industrialisation and developmentalism. The main hypothesis points out that, despite having innovated by institutionalizing credit for production for the first time, the main limiting factor for CREAI's performance was its funding structure. The primary source is the Banco do Brasil reports presented at the General Shareholders' Meetings, using here the statistics of financing of economic activities and resource structure. The results confirm the hypothesis but also highlight that the predominance of the agricultural sector cannot underestimate the importance of the portfolio to industry financing, for the first time in an official way. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The industrialization models of ECLAC, developed during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, and those of Ecuador, implemented by the 21st-century socialist government, are similar in their attempt to industrialize through the substitution of imports and government expenditure. In both cases, the economic policies focused on a closed economy, with high tariff barriers, and a strong role of the state as the main actor in the economy. The article uses a comparative method of analysis which emphasizes the outcomes of both of the periods studied. The results show that the models applied brought the same problems; imbalance in external trade and rising public debt. An alternative premise is suggested, that the models applied are the main causes of the debt crisis in the 1980s and the increasing public debt in the government of Rafael Correa.

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With the advancement of technology, the current system of production and lifestyle can be changed. As a result, many new professions must emerge and some others may disappear. The article describes the approach taken by Industry 4.0, exposing concepts that have been constantly implemented in organizations, such as Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. Such an approach is necessary due to the progressive transformations and demands of the market so that the industrial branch and its operations can remain competitive. The final objective of this article is, therefore, to study the relationships that Industry 4.0 technologies, being IoT and AI, are promoting in the development of the industrial and personal sectors. At the methodological level, a bibliographic study was carried out through scientific articles and books, together with interviews with people who work in the area. It was sought, from both methodologies, to confront the information present in the bibliography against practical perceptions in the industrial sector. As a result, it made sure that there is indeed a correlation and, effectively, practical application of these concepts in the industry, linking technologies, IoT and AI, which, when integrated, can offer intelligent services capable of interacting with people in order to improve quality. of life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Electric energy was one of the main pillars of the Second Industrial Revolution, causing social, economic and environmental changes, allowing the development of industry, the occasional participation of peripheral countries in international production, urbanization and new means of transport. It has become fundamental for economic/industrial development. In view of this, we investigated how Brazil and the state of Santa Catarina reacted to this reality. We seek to analyze the role of the electric sector in the industrial/economic formation of Santa Catarina, based on a historical rescue, from the perspective of socio-spatial formation. It is a research based on bibliographic consultations, onsite observations, debates and technical visits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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From the 1980s, Brazil quasi-stagnated while East-Asia continued to grow. What went wrong? Classical developmentalists and post-Keynesians argue the cause was the desertion of the national developmental project based on structural change or industrialization. New-developmental economics agrees but is more specific: two historical new facts reduced investments. In the 1980s, a fiscal crisis of the state defined by negative public savings, broke up. This crisis, which was not resolved, led to the fall of public investments. As to private investments, they also have fallen as a percentage of GDP (when we compare with the 1970). They have fallen due to an action and an omission. The action was the mistaken adoption of growth with foreign indebtedness policy and the consequent excess of capital inflows. The omission was the suspension of the neutralization of the Dutch disease. Both resulted in a long-term overvaluation of the exchange rate and stopped industrialization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Brazil, started in the 19th century, a transition period between the Empire and the beginning of the Republic (1860-1913), when fdi theories had not yet been formulated. The British were the main investors worldwide, also in Brazil, responsible for developing essential sectors. In addition to the Europeans, the Americans also saw opportunities in the country, contributing later to the industries’ installation. To better understand foreign investments in Brazil, as well as the installation of multinationals in the transition from the Empire to the Republic, we highlight the foreign investment process and the country’s industrialization. The main contribution of this work is research pointing out the historical landmark of foreign investment in Brazil in the analyzed period, allowing to understand the country’s urban and social development.

We analyze the life trajectory of Manuela Brunet Bingley, born in Cieza in 1868, when her father Alfonso Brunet was starting the industrialization of esparto grass in this city. We also provide news about her husband Álvaro Calzado Arosa, family and her niece, Dora Quintero Calzado, who would become her adoptive daughter and their relationship with the first advertising companies in Spain. Thanks to the Chapa Brunet, Múgica Brunet and Lapuerta Quintero families, we have obtained unpublished documents and photographs to illustrate this work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Alfonso Brunet was a civil engineer born in San Sebastian into a family of industrialists, merchants and bankers, who built and started up the first hydraulically powered esparto-making factory in Cieza in 1867. We study his life history, that of his family and the history of this factory, which is still preserved in Cieza and which we claim as industrial heritage of our city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The state promotion of Argentine architectural and infrastructure works in the "long 1960s" was linked to recognizable demands that emerge from territorial and economic planning. The deepening of the industrialization process implied an energy self-sufficiency country, fluent communication between production centers and the newly created provincial states, as well as the construction industrialization. These aspects had an impact on the creation and development of various construction programs. However, this article reviews the literature around three specific programs: industry, energy and territorial connections, for considering them fundamental and synergistic within the industrialization process in its second phase. In the disciplinary gaze on the object of study, politics and economics agree quite a bit on the conceptualization of the period, planning incorporates the notion of imbalance characterizing the Argentine territory, and from architecture the works have been approached only in terms of search for national identity and modern style questions. This work allows us to point out that the theoretical construction revolves around the notions of: developmentalism as a theoretical model, territory as geographical space and place of power, planning as a priority discipline at the time and architecture for progress as a concept under construction.

The central subject of this article is the historical study of the relationship established, in the 1940s and 1970s, between the city of São Paulo that was becoming metropolitan and for that purpose it was back to the construction of its industrial park and the consequences of this process in the life of its population, as well as the cooling of diseases. In this context, it is intended to point out how transformations of this scale, such as air pollution emitted by automobiles, but, above all, by factories, inside and outside their work spaces, impacted the health of the working population.

ABSTRACT The paper presents an alternative periodization of the debate and practice of development in Brazil. It starts with a brief depiction of Rômulo Almeida’s trajectory. It states that during the second Vargas government, a group of bureaucrats - coined as “State organic intellectuals” - occupy a new social position. As the process of economic development unfolds, new contradictions arise, so as other social positions. In the second part, new categories are constructed in order to describe the different conceptions of development during the period 1945-1964. Then, after presenting the many uses of the concept of “developmentalism” over history, the paper delves into the concept of “Developmentalist Brazil” in order to get into the inner dynamic of the period. The purpose is to integrate ideas and social positions, on the one hand, and structural processes, on the other, by addressing the conflicts over development strategies. The “Post-Developmentalist” period (1964-1980) is characterized as a rupture in its attempt to put in place a new development pattern to solve the rising contradictions faced during the “Developmentalist Brazil” period (1945-1964). At the end, we put forth a research programme that could possibly lead to the understanding of Brazil’s structural changes in the context of the post-1980 new capitalist world-economy.

The article examines the educational analysis of school regimes and education equity of the city of Magnitogorsk during 1930s that was formed in the new industrial center during forced industrialization. At present, the history of school regimes and education equity as a scientific trend is becoming extremely popular in world-historical science. However, research is mainly based on extensive material in the "educational aspect" from chronology and territorial framework. The authors offers a specific example of the emotional community study on local material and believes that the thoughts and feelings of the townspeople sought to unify within the framework of a “new city” development concept and imposed a specific set of normative emotions and official practices on the Magnitogorsk people, as well as the emotions expressing them, which acted as a support for the existing political regime.