Elites estatais e industrialização : ensaio de comparação entre Brasil, Argentina e México (1920-1970)
By: PERISSINOTTO, Renato
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Contributor(s): COSTA, Paulo Roberto Neves | NUNES, Wellington | ILHA, Angela.
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ArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, July./Sept. 2014Online resources: Acesso Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 34, 3, p. 503-519Abstract: The purpose of this article is to stress on the importance of the sociology of stateAbstract: elites to fully understand developmental processes. With that purpose in mind, weAbstract: comparatively analyze the industrialization process in Argentina, Brazil and MexicoAbstract: from 1920 to 1970. Our analysis shows that although Argentina was in a muchAbstract: better condition to initiate its industrialization process in the early thirties, it wasAbstract: overtaken by Brazil and Mexico already in the late fifties. The article suggests thatAbstract: this took place because Brazil and Mexico, among other things, had a state eliteAbstract: willing to take development seriously, whereas Argentina lacked it.
The purpose of this article is to stress on the importance of the sociology of state
elites to fully understand developmental processes. With that purpose in mind, we
comparatively analyze the industrialization process in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico
from 1920 to 1970. Our analysis shows that although Argentina was in a much
better condition to initiate its industrialization process in the early thirties, it was
overtaken by Brazil and Mexico already in the late fifties. The article suggests that
this took place because Brazil and Mexico, among other things, had a state elite
willing to take development seriously, whereas Argentina lacked it.
v. 34, n. 3 (136)
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