Ecuador: Burguesía, estado y transnacionalización
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Jan 1, 1982
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Despite the fact that, especially in recent years, left-wing intellectuals have carried out works aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of the economic, social and political reality of the country, many aspects have yet to be investigated and understood, and among these, perhaps none is more important than the problem of the State and the relations established between it and the native and transnational bourgeoisie.
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Moncada, J. ., & Pérez , S. (1982). Ecuador: Burguesía, estado y transnacionalización . Revista Economía, (78), 7–36. Retrieved from https://revistadigital.uce.edu.ec/index.php/ECONOMIA/article/view/5038
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