La mano izquierda del estado

"Examines in great detail economic policy-making during the presidency of Alfonsín. Sees the administration's ultimate failure occurring due to the attempts to make social pacts with the corporatist bodies representing labor, agriculture, and industry. Author believes that the administration lost its credibility by attempting policies that had little chance of success"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

"Series of essays on the export strategy followed in Argentina since 1974, with special emphasis on the most recent changes. Exports by small and medium enterprises, internationalization of manufacturing firms, trade withing Mercosur, and the increasing importance of multilateral agreements are the main subjects examined"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

Telephone Workers' Union; development of unions during 1920s, political maturing; power of General Confederation of Workers; effect of the Depression, rise of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini; Peron's relationship with organized labor, especially 1944-1945; formation and dissolution of Labor Party.

Lejos de la frivolidad social, este interesante libro busca explicar genealogicamente nuestra historia a traves de los parentescos que vinculan a sus protagonistas. La conquista - sostiene Narciso Binayan Carmona - fue una cuestion de familia. Tres nombres sucesivos concibieron unir el actual territorio argentino: Francisco de Aguirre, que dio nombre a Santiago del Estero, la mas antigua ciudad argentina (1553); su consuegro Juan de Matienzo, y Juan Ramirez de Velasco, que propuso en 1586 una gobernacion cuyos limites serian al norte, la audiencia de Charcas - fin del altiplano andino -, al...