Dictatorship, Democracy, and Globalization (Argentina and the Cost of Paralysis, 1973–2001)

Investigates The Decline Of The Corporatist And Inward-oriented Postwar Model Of Development During The 1970s And 1980s And The Emergence Of A New Paradigm Driven By The Desire To Participate In The Process Of Globalization. Uses Argentina As A Case Study--provided By Publisher. Introduction --- 1. The Crisis Of The 1970s And The Search For A New Economic Order -- 2. Global Markets And The Military Coup -- 3. The Origins Of The Foreign Debt -- 4. The Self-destruction Of The Military Dictatorship -- 5. The International Debt Crisis And The Return To Democracy -- 6. Can Democracy Feed A Nation? -- 7. False Dawns: Failed Stabilization Plans, 1985-1991 -- 8. From Miracle To Basket Case, 1991-2001 --- Conclusion: The Cost Of Paralysis. Klaus F. Veigel. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [211]-224) And Index.