Los militares y la modernización del Perú

James F. Petras; Nelson Rimensnyder

doi:10.5354/0719-3769.1970.18921

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James F. Petras
Nelson Rimensnyder

Abstract

Aware of the historical process that produced the current social structure and of the obstacles to industrial development, the Peruvian military regime has come to the conclusion that traditional political institutions are incapable of carrying out the necessary changes. That is why they have promulgated a broad program that includes important changes in the land tenure system and in the definition of sectors to which both public and private investment must be channeled. The Twenty-Year Plan, known as Peru's long-term strategy for national development, reflects the greatest concern of the military government: rapid industrial development and social reforms.

Keywords:

Military Regimes, Peru, Development Policy, Populism, Nationalism

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James F. Petras

Es profesor-asociado de ciencia política y administración pública. Es director del Latin American Development Studies Institute of Public Administration de la Universidad de Pennsylvania. Es autor de numerosos artículos y libros sobre América Latina entre los que se encuentran Politics and social forces in Chiiean development (University of California Press, 1969). Es coeditor de Latin American reform or revolution.

Nelson Rimensnyder

Es investigador-asociado del Latin American Development Studies Institute of Public Administration de Pennsylvania State University.

Los militares y la modernización del Perú

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Nelson Rimensnyder

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