Aglietta’s legacy for Latin America: sovereign money as an institutional precondition for development
1. IntroductionLatin American structuralism articulated a foundational diagnosis of peripheral capitalism, emphasizing structural heterogeneity, sectoral bottlenecks, and the balance-of-payments constraints. However, it often relegated money to a secondary role—treating it primarily as an accommoda...
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Revue de la régulation
2026
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| Izvleček: | 1. IntroductionLatin American structuralism articulated a foundational diagnosis of peripheral capitalism, emphasizing structural heterogeneity, sectoral bottlenecks, and the balance-of-payments constraints. However, it often relegated money to a secondary role—treating it primarily as an accommodating variable rather than as a constitutive institution that organizes expectations, asset hierarchies, and the political settlement around the unit of account (Prebisch, 1950). This limitation bec... |
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