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This article examines Brazil's economic, social and environmental policy under neoliberaland center-left regimes, and finds substantial continuities in promoting an extractive economicdevelopment strategy. The devastating impacts on the Amazon, and the continuation in classinequalities counter the reformist imagery of the Workers' Party regime. The study emphasizesthe utility of class analysis in deconstructing ideological identities.

Brazil: Extractive Capitalism and the Great Leap Backward