The post-neoliberal South American development
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China, Development, Hegemonic Powers, Latin-America, United States
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This study addressed the triangular relations between Latin America, Beijing and Washington in the last 15 years using a process tracing technique on the economic and political models of the region. It specifically focused on the South American development during the post-Washington Consensus era, as well as the expanding influence of China over this region. The aim of this paper was to transmit the idea that the failure of neoliberalism in the 90s together with the expansionism of China have shaped the contemporary political and economic arena among the countries of South America. This work could help to understand the historical process of the construction of develop paradigms on the region and its impact on the society.
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Carranco Paredes, S. (2018). The post-neoliberal South American development. CHAKIÑAN, Revue De Sciences Sociales Et Humaines, 5, 18-39. https://doi.org/10.37135/chk.002.05.02
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