Fernanda Feil
Biographic Data
| ID | 310620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fernanda Feil |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fernanda |
| FAMILY NAME | Feil |
| SIGNATURE | FEIL F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal Fluminense |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8678-7905 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reindustrialization in the sustainable development convention
This article assumes the importance of the manufacturing industry to long-term growth and examines Brazil’s deindustrialization process since its economic opening. The manufacturing sector’s recovery is analyzed in light of the proposal to reindustrialize the economy in the ongoing global climate emergency. In line with the new-developmentalist literature, reindustrialization implies widening policy space to recover public and private investment …
From Climate Change to Sustainable and Inclusive Economies
Climate change and neoliberalism are threat multipliers: they combine risks, increase instability and penalise disproportionately poor countries and poor people by virtue of their greater vulnerability disruption. This article examines the complex relationships between neoliberalism and climate change, and outlines a democratic economic strategy (DES) to address the transition from neoliberalism to a more dynamic, progressive and egalitarian syst…
State planning and the sustainable development convention
The climate crisis is a humanitarian crisis. Extreme weather events disrupt the world, and adaptation and mitigation policies should be part of the National States' planning. Failing to meet the target set by the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the temperature rise to 1.5oC or a maximum of 2oC by 2050 compared to pre-industrial levels, threatens living standards and conditions. In this context, the State needs to resume its role as a promote…
Regional credit distribution in Brazil
State-owned financial institutions (SFIs) play an important role in regional credit distribution and the promotion of structural change and regional economic development, often contributing to regional convergence. The evolution of SFIs in Brazil after the Second World War, through the 1980s’ debt crisis and 1990s’ financial reform and under Workers Party governments in the new millennium, is outlined. The analysis of a regional credit concentrat…
Development Banks as an Arm of Economic Policy – Promoting Sustainable Structural Change
Since the 2007/2008 financial crisis, State-owned financial institutions (SFIs) have reinforced their essentiality for countercyclical actions. This article argues that SFIs are vital for the development process of peripheral countries not only because they correct market failures and have the prerogative to act countercyclically but they have the ability to be instruments of public policy. SFIs, specifically development banks, are essential to p…
Caixa, BB e BNDES Notas sobre sua evolução patrimonial recente
Este artigo tem como objetivo avaliar as estratégias de atuação da Caixa Econômica Federal, do Banco do Brasil e do BNDES entre os anos 2000 e 2015, por meio da análise da evolução de suas posições patrimoniais. Para tanto, foram utilizados os dados disponibilizados no Banco Central do Brasil - com destaque para a série Balancetes, mais detalhada do que as usualmente discutidas em estudos sobre o tema - bem como em seus respectivos relatórios de …
Instituições financeiras de desenvolvimento regional e os desafios do Sistema Nacional de Fomento
Este artigo aborda os desafios enfrentados pelas Instituições Financeiras de Desenvolvimento Regional (IFDRs) no Brasil, sugerindo algumas condições para a melhora no financiamento de longo prazo. O artigo destaca a importância do Sistema Nacional de Fomento, traça um breve histórico das instituições financeiras de desenvolvimento brasileiras, aponta limitações a serem superadas e condições para que as IFDR assumam um papel mais efetivo no desenv…
From Climate Change to Sustainable and Inclusive Economies
Climate change and neoliberalism are threat multipliers: they combine risks, increase instability and penalise disproportionately poor countries and poor people by virtue of their greater vulnerability disruption. This article examines the complex relationships between neoliberalism and climate change, and outlines a democratic economic strategy (DES) to address the transition from neoliberalism to a more dynamic, progressive and egalitarian syst…
State planning and the sustainable development convention
The climate crisis is a humanitarian crisis. Extreme weather events disrupt the world, and adaptation and mitigation policies should be part of the National States' planning. Failing to meet the target set by the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the temperature rise to 1.5oC or a maximum of 2oC by 2050 compared to pre-industrial levels, threatens living standards and conditions. In this context, the State needs to resume its role as a promote…
Instituições financeiras de desenvolvimento regional e os desafios do Sistema Nacional de Fomento
Este artigo aborda os desafios enfrentados pelas Instituições Financeiras de Desenvolvimento Regional (IFDRs) no Brasil, sugerindo algumas condições para a melhora no financiamento de longo prazo. O artigo destaca a importância do Sistema Nacional de Fomento, traça um breve histórico das instituições financeiras de desenvolvimento brasileiras, aponta limitações a serem superadas e condições para que as IFDR assumam um papel mais efetivo no desenv…
Caixa, BB e BNDES Notas sobre sua evolução patrimonial recente
Este artigo tem como objetivo avaliar as estratégias de atuação da Caixa Econômica Federal, do Banco do Brasil e do BNDES entre os anos 2000 e 2015, por meio da análise da evolução de suas posições patrimoniais. Para tanto, foram utilizados os dados disponibilizados no Banco Central do Brasil - com destaque para a série Balancetes, mais detalhada do que as usualmente discutidas em estudos sobre o tema - bem como em seus respectivos relatórios de …
Regional credit distribution in Brazil
State-owned financial institutions (SFIs) play an important role in regional credit distribution and the promotion of structural change and regional economic development, often contributing to regional convergence. The evolution of SFIs in Brazil after the Second World War, through the 1980s’ debt crisis and 1990s’ financial reform and under Workers Party governments in the new millennium, is outlined. The analysis of a regional credit concentrat…
Development Banks as an Arm of Economic Policy – Promoting Sustainable Structural Change
Since the 2007/2008 financial crisis, State-owned financial institutions (SFIs) have reinforced their essentiality for countercyclical actions. This article argues that SFIs are vital for the development process of peripheral countries not only because they correct market failures and have the prerogative to act countercyclically but they have the ability to be instruments of public policy. SFIs, specifically development banks, are essential to p…
State planning and the sustainable development convention
The climate crisis is a humanitarian crisis. Extreme weather events disrupt the world, and adaptation and mitigation policies should be part of the National States' planning. Failing to meet the target set by the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the temperature rise to 1.5oC or a maximum of 2oC by 2050 compared to pre-industrial levels, threatens living standards and conditions. In this context, the State needs to resume its role as a promote…
Reindustrialization in the sustainable development convention
This article assumes the importance of the manufacturing industry to long-term growth and examines Brazil’s deindustrialization process since its economic opening. The manufacturing sector’s recovery is analyzed in light of the proposal to reindustrialize the economy in the ongoing global climate emergency. In line with the new-developmentalist literature, reindustrialization implies widening policy space to recover public and private investment …
From Climate Change to Sustainable and Inclusive Economies
Climate change and neoliberalism are threat multipliers: they combine risks, increase instability and penalise disproportionately poor countries and poor people by virtue of their greater vulnerability disruption. This article examines the complex relationships between neoliberalism and climate change, and outlines a democratic economic strategy (DES) to address the transition from neoliberalism to a more dynamic, progressive and egalitarian syst…
Political science (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Sustainable development (3 works) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (2 works) · Convention (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Financial system (2 works)