Posts Tagged ‘Argentina’

Dependency and Crisis in Brazil and Argentina

Felipe Antunes de Oliveira | July 9, 2024

My new book Dependency and Crisis in Brazil and Argentina analyses three decades of development discourses in both countries, mapping the political impasse generated by the impoverished political economy debate between neoliberals and neodevelopmentalists.

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Argentine elections 2015: a shift to the right and the need for a popular response

Bruno Dobrosin | January 24, 2016

The electoral victory of Mauricio Macri in the Presidential elections in Argentina last year (22 November 2015) signifies a dramatic change in Argentine and Latin American politics. Despite Mauricio Macri’s campaign promise to ‘keep the good policies’ of the former center-left [...]

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