A retomada da hegemonia norte-americana

TAVARES, MARIA DA CONCEIÇÃO

doi:10.1590/0101-31571985-2005

Brazil. J. Polit. Econ.

1985

DOI: 10.1590/0101-31571985-2005

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A retomada da hegemonia norte-americana

MARIA DA CONCEIÇÃO TAVARES

Abstract: RESUMO Até 1980/81 não era razoável supor que os EUA pudessem reafirmar sua hegemonia sobre seus concorrentes ocidentais, nem que tivessem tentado passar para uma nova ordem econômica internacional e para uma nova divisão do trabalho que pudessem controlar. Hoje essa probabilidade é muito alta. Caso os EUA mantenham a atual política com o mesmo vigor até 1988, sem provocar um crash financeiro interno ou internacional, então completarão uma década de absorção de liquidez, capital e crédito do resto do mundo. Os… Show more

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Technology, Finance, and Dependency: Latin American Radical Political Economy in Retrospect

Vernengo

2006

Review of Radical Political Economics

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The surge in academic work on globalization has made several of the topics dear to authors of the dependency school relevant once again. Therefore, a reconsideration of dependency theory seems to be appropriate. There are at least two approaches to dependency. This article analyzes critically their similarities, differences, and limitations, in particular regarding the role of technology and international finance in the explanation of center and periphery interactions. The evolution of the ideas on dependency in Latin America is evaluated. The reduced relevance of strict definitions of the technological division of labor, the theoretical problems caused by the effective industrialization of several countries in the periphery, the debt crisis, and the failure of the neoliberal agenda are also discussed. In the era of globalization and great transformations in the international economy, the "new" dependency seems to be financial in nature.

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Technology, Finance, and Dependency: Latin American Radical Political Economy in Retrospect

Vernengo

2006

Review of Radical Political Economics

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