
handle: 10584/2300
RESUMEN: Pensar el desarrollo como objetivo universalmente deseable ha conducido a la construcción de un debate acerca de cuál es el camino más rápido y eficiente para alcanzar el desarrollo, representado en una tensión dialéctica entre la economía ortodoxa y la economía heterodoxa. Resultado de la experiencia de los países industrializados se han elaborado “recetas para el desarrollo” consideradas válidas universalmente e impuestas a los países en vías de desarrollo. Empero, el fracaso de éstas en los nuevos territorios ha demostrado que el desarrollo no es un proceso homogéneo, objetivo. Por el contrario, la experiencia en las latitudes del “tercer mundo” y la actual crisis económica mundial, ha evidenciado que lograr el desarrollo conlleva la conjunción de fenómenos sociales complejos, comprensibles solo a través de la interdisciplinaridad, donde las instituciones juegan el rol de estructura comunicante entre las diversas disciplinas científicas.
Thinking about development as a universally desirable goal has led to the construction of a debate about what is the fastest and most efficient way to achieve development, presented in the form of a dialectical tension between orthodox economics and heterodox economics. As result of the experience of industrialized countries has developed "recipes for development" considered universally valid and imposed on developing countries. Notwithstanding, the failure of these in the new territories has shown that development is not a homogeneous or objective process. Instead, experience in development and less developed countries and the current global economic crisis has shown that achieving development involves a combination of complex social phenomena, understandable only through interdisciplinarity, where institutions play the role of structure communicating between the various scientific disciplines.
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