Brasil-FMI: a política externa financeira no desenvolvimento internacional

Abstract

The relationship between Brazil and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) holds, asignificant amount of accumulated experience, and political clashes overeconomic development models that have raised permanently, the update of the national debates regarding the positioning of the country in their international relations. To this end, the Brazilian foreign policy, faced with new dilemmas at the end of World War II, was rearticulated in his paper, integration and performance inInternational Economics and Financial Macroeconomics during the formation ofthe Bretton Woods institutions. Roads were built for the relationship between Brazil and the international financial institutions in the postwar period. In this sense, the Bank of Brazil, the person had new facilities for technical visits for the exchange of international financial transactions. And a special department was created in the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, the Department of Financial Policy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DPF-MRE), aimed at advising the Executive and the Finance Ministry. Peremptorily, the DPF producedstrategic lines of action in multilateral environment, in response to ongoing financial globalization. The job monitor that records produced by the DPF, awareof the relationship between the Brazilian authorities in the IMF in financial strife in the second half of the twentieth century. Empirically, the documentation obtainedby the Historical Archives of the Foreign Ministry, jointly deal with the literaturediscussions, criticisms and contributions of the authors and the subject matter.The narrative cycle through policy formulation and discussions that led to the structuring of an external financial policy for international development