High Technology and Third World Industrialization: Brazilian Computer Policy in Comparative Perspective (RESEARCH SERIES

This comprehensive work delves into the intricate relationship between high technology and the industrialization efforts of developing nations, with a particular focus on Brazil's computer policy. Through a comparative lens, the authors explore how Brazil navigated the challenges and opportunities presented by the global tech landscape, shedding light on the broader implications for Third World industrial growth.

The analysis combines historical context with policy evaluation, offering insights into the strategic decisions made by Brazilian leaders and the impact of these choices on national development. By examining the interplay of technology and economic strategy, the book illuminates the complexities faced by nations striving to modernize while contending with global economic pressures.