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Series title

      Critical South

       The publication of this series is supported by the International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

       Series editors: Natalia Brizuela and Leticia Sabsay

       Leonor Arfuch, Memory and Autobiography

       Aimé Césaire, Resolutely Black

       Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui, Ch’ixinakax Utxiwa

       Bolívar Echeverría, Modernity and “Whiteness”

       Celso Furtado, The Myth of Economic Development

       Eduardo Grüner, The Haitian Revolution

       María Pia López, Not One Less

       Pablo Oyarzun, Doing Justice

       Néstor Perlongher, Plebeian Prose

       Nelly Richard, Eruptions of Memory

       Tendayi Sithole, The Black Register

The Myth of Economic Development

      Celso Furtado

      Translated by Jordan B. Jones

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      Originally published in Portuguese as O mito do desenvolvimento econômico © André Tosi Furtado and Mario Tosi Furtado

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