Industrialización y desarrollo: el mito de Sísifo
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Este artículo busca identificar las interpretaciones más coherentes sobre la industrialización colombiana desde 1960 y plantear algunos interrogantes sobre las posibilidades y alcances de las estrategias de crecimiento en una economía subdesarrollada como la colombiana. En la primera parte se enuncian algunos enfoques sobre la industrialización latinoamericana y se sugieren hipótesis orientadoras para el estudio del proceso colombiano; la segunda presenta las tesis sobre este último y, finalmente, se examinan brevemente los casos de Corea del Sur y del Brasil los que a la vez, dan pie para formular algunas inquietudes sobre los patrones de acumulación en el subdesarrollo.
Abstract
This article tries to identify the most coherent interpretations about the Colombian industrialization since 1960. One of the major issues into question the possibility and limit of a growth strategy in a less developed country. In the first part, the authors present some approaches about the industrialization in Latin America and they suggest some hypothesis for the study of the Colombian process. Inthe second part they present their thesis on this process and finally they examine briefly the Brazilian and South Korea experiences. Based on these analysis they present some important questions about the pattems of accumulation a less developed economy.
Palabras claves: Industrialización colombiana, crecimiento económico, América Latina.
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