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Las cuatro tesis centrales del neodesarrollismo. Una crítica a sus supuestos

Authors: Ricardo Vega Ruiz;

Las cuatro tesis centrales del neodesarrollismo. Una crítica a sus supuestos

Abstract

La teoría neodesarrollista ha pretendido iluminar una senda para que los países latinoamericanos logren alcanzar el desarrollo. Este artículo expone las cuatro tesis centrales de esta escuela de pensamiento: a) las posibilidades vigentes de que América Latina se encamine hacia el desarrollo, b) la necesidad de fomentar la industrialización exportadora, c) la importancia de la intervención estatal en el proceso de desarrollo, y d) la urgencia de fomentar una burguesía fuerte e independiente de los poderes y fuerzas externas. Luego de la exposición de estas cuatro tesis, se avanzan algunos apuntes críticos a los tres principales supuestos que subyacen en la teoría del nuevo desarrollo.

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