“Is there a unique mode of development in Latin America, or a great diversity, each country
being different from others? Between these two extreme scientific positions, Ilán Bizberg …

Las dos crisis de inicios del presente siglo—la crisis económica y financiera internacional
(2008-2009) y la crisis de la zona del euro (2009-2013)—han sido las de mayor …

The paper analyses the growth models of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico since
1996. We depart from the typology proposed by Bizberg (2019) and apply a growth …

This chapter revives some of the original insights from the dependency research program in
order to understand the situation of the Latin American continent after the commodity boom …

This article will analyze the three most significant theoretical standpoints that have attempted
to study Latin America's development: the dependency theory, the neo-institutionalist school …

Despite its widespread trajectory and global presence, studies on Economic and Social
Councils (ESCs) are not frequent. Thus, this study aims to review the existing scientific …

Cet article introductif du numéro thématique sur l'Amérique latine propose un bref historique
des travaux régulationnistes menés du début des années 1980 à nos jours. Ils ont contribué …

Development theory was born in order to explain the contrast between the rapid growth of
the industrialized countries after the 1950s and the absence of significant catch-up of the so …

The Latin American continent has been considered as a paradigm of dependent economies
since the studies of the Dependency Theory in the sixties and seventies. That is why a study …

We analyzed Brazil's development since World War II and especially Presidents Lula and
Rousseff's economic policy by integrating historical and political economy approaches using …