Los países asiáticos de reciente industrialización en la década del 90 : elementos para un debate latinoamericano

Carlos J. Moneta

doi:10.5354/0719-3769.1989.15584

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Carlos J. Moneta

Abstract

The different capacity shown by the newly industrialized countries of Asia (NICs) and Latin America to adapt to structural changes in the world system has led to an examination of the development processes of Southeast Asia and their way of insertion in the global economy, considering the viability of these models and the experiences of their application, from the point of view of the interest of Latin America, and particularly Argentina. In this paper, we make an introductory comment on the subject and advance some conclusions that emerge from the comparative analysis of the experiences of Latin America and the Asian NICs, which may be useful for the formulation and evaluation of the viability of new models of external insertion for Argentina and the region.

Keywords:

Asia, Newly Industrialized Economies, Latin America, Argentina, International System

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Carlos J. Moneta

Cientista político argentino, especializado en relaciones internacionales y actual director del Instituto Venezolano de Estudios Sociales y Políticos (INVESP), Caracas, Venezuela. Fue investigador del Centro de Estudios Económicos y Sociales del Tercer Mundo CEESTEM, en México, co-director de un importante proyecto de investigación con UNITAR, y uno de los directores del Sistema Económico Latinoamericano (SELA).

Los países asiáticos de reciente industrialización en la década del 90 : elementos para un debate latinoamericano

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