Lula, be radical

Article Abstract:

This article evaluates the proposed political and economic reforms of Brazilian president Luiz Inacio da Silva. The author argues Silva can only make true and lasting reforms if he continues his radicalism which will empower the people.

Economic aspects, Radicalism

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Power Beyond Politics

Article Abstract:

Topics include the role of nongovernmental organizations in forming economic and social policy, and the capability for ecological and sustainable economic growth.

Health, Educatn & Welfare Programs, Administration of Human Resource Programs, Social policy, Environmental aspects, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Aims and objectives

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Brazil wants autonomy to act

Article Abstract:

This article provides an interview Brazilian president Luiz Inacio da Silva. Silva expounds on his economic policy which he claims will create social justice.

Interview, Social justice

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