Neoliberalism, neo-developmentalism and Bolivarian socialism
Development models and public policies in Latin America
Coordinator: Paula Vidal Molina.
Authors: Marcelo Dias Carcanholo. Claudio Katz. Reinaldo Gonçalves. Paula Vidal Molina. Manuel Ansaldo. Juan Cea. Claudia González. Rodrigo Silva. Catherine Aguero. Nicolás Selamé. Elaine Rossetti Behring. Potyara Amazoneida P. Pereira. Unaldo Coquies. Xiomara Rodríguez. Orlando Caputo. Osvaldo Blanco. Dasten Julian.
CLACSO Working Group Crisis and World Economy
This book, presented to the reader, is the product of work carried out between 2016 and 2018 within the framework of the Fondecyt Regular research project entitled "Social Employment and Social Protection Plans for (In)equality: The Cases of Brazil, Chile, and Venezuela (2005-2013)." This project brought together various intellectuals and experts to reflect on Development Models in Latin America, considering their objectives, tensions, and challenges.
We were interested in focusing our concern on the visibility and analysis of the relationship between ideology, development models and public-social policies of the State for the countries and the region, because in Latin America, from 2000 onwards, various governments set out to promote alternative policies to the neoliberal development model, inaugurating the “progressive cycle” in the region under what was defined as Neodevelopmentalism, Socialism of the 21st Century and/or Good Living.
Working Groups Collection
ISBN 978-956-8416-73-7
Ariadna Ediciones. CLACSO.
Santiago de Chile
March 2020
