Academic Board & Staff
The course is taught by professors of the Institute of Economics, with guest teachers from other Brazilian universities and research institutes and from the GLU partners through the on-going guest teaching exchange programme. Brazilian guest lecturers are invited for the special seminars.
Economics Institute Master Programme Teaching Staff
Mariano Laplane
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
Anselmo Luís dos Santos
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça Sarti
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
Eduardo Fagnani
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
Marcio Pochmann
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
José Dari Krein
PhD in Social and Labour Economics, UNICAMP/Brazil
Marcelo Weishaupt Proni
PhD in Physical Education, UNICAMP/Brazil
Alexandre Gori Maia
PhD in Social and Labour Economics, UNICAMP/Brazil
Amilton Moretto
PhD in Social and Labour Economics, UNICAMP/Brazil
Eugênia Troncoso Leone
PhD in Social Sciences, UNICAMP/ Brazil
Paulo de Andrade Baltar
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/ Brazil
Adriana Nunes
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/ Brazil
Carlos Salas Paez (Visiting Professor)
PhD in Economic Theory, UNAM/ Mexico
Paulo Sergio Fracalanza
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/ Brazil
Simone de Deos
PhD in Economic Theory, UNICAMP/Brazil
Denis Maracci Gimenes
PhD in Social and Labour Economics, UNICAMP/Brazil
Hugo Rodrigues Dias
PhD in Sociology, specialty Sociology of Production, Labour and Enterprise, School of Economics, University of Coimbra, Portugal
Guest Professors
Kjeld Jakobsen
Master in Political Science, USP/ Brazil
Magda Biavaschi
PhD in Social and Labour Economics, UNICAMP/ Brazil
General and Academic Coordination
Anselmo Luis dos Santos
Coordinator and GLU Representative Steering Comittee
Carlos Salas Paez
Subcoordinator
GLU Administrative Coordination
Jacqueline Souen
Subcoordinator
Brazilian Partners Committee
Representative from UNICAMP:
Eugênia Troncoso Leone and Carlos Salas Paez
Representative from CUT:
José Celestino Lourenço
Representative from Social Observatory:
Kjeld Jakobsen