Wilson Cano, an exemplary intellectual
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https://doi.org/10.29182/hehe.v24i2.790Abstract
This article addresses the trajectory and some contributions of the economist Wilson Cano (1937-2020) to Brazilian social thought. In addition to presenting a general picture of his work, the text highlights the life trajectory of the honoree in three moments: a brief history of his origins and youth; professional activity prior to Unicamp (institution where he spent most of his life); and his contributions to teaching and research from this institution. The article highlights some reflections by the author to understand underdevelopment at various scales, especially with regard to the Brazilian regional and urban dynamics, an area in which he became renowned as one of the most important interpreters in Brazil.
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