Professor
(Unicamp – Brazil, and a former Jesuit seminarist) is known for his own interpretation of Marx’s analysis of the capitalist mode of production, and currently proposes a necessary critique of the well-known financialization of neoliberal capitalism, and of the economic reductionism practiced by the “powerful in the world who imagine they can handle people’s lives ”, as he says.
Professor
(Sorbonne emeritus) is a plural thinker with a strong presence in the perspective of economic history (in line with the analysis of the world-system), heir to the legacy of Celso Furtado (and his nationalist concern with the development of Brazil), and has currently reflected on what the world will be, and especially the global South, in the geopolitical configuration of the 21st century.
These two great Brazilian thinkers will be in dialogue with the Youth of
in Brazil this Saturday, 22nd, at 16:00.
