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Journal articles on the topic "Conditions économiques – Chili – 1973-1988"
Meudec, Marie. "Résistance." Anthropen, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.063.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Conditions économiques – Chili – 1973-1988"
Bilbao, Pablo. "Les relations commerciales du Chili avec les blocs du nord et du sud (1973-2000)." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100079.
Full textWe note that, in unfavorable national and international contexts, Chile created suitable conditions and made relevant choices in the face of determining outcomes. The examined period covers the history particular to Latin America, marked by the democratic adoption (1970) in Chile of the socialist model, which was subject to constant interference by the United States, until its destruction in 1973. This context of democracy "under influence" (1973-1990) did not prevent this country from becoming gradually integrated into the process of economic evolution of world powers, thanks to the force of its competitiveness. The decisional force of the Chilean economic policy, in the face of powerful world markets enabled it to resist the experimental tests of imported models, models incompatible with the social and political realities of the country. Chile generated new economic sources and it thus reduced the risk of sectoral mono dependence production, while developping partnership diversity with external markets, those other than ALENA, Mercosur and the European Union
Amilhat-Szary, Anne-Laure. "La région, paradoxe territorial néolibéral ? : analyse de l'impact géographique d'un modèle économique sur le Norte Grande chilien." Toulouse 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999TOU20022.
Full textReni, Luciano. "Chili, l'impact des réformes institutionnelles et des contrôles des flux des capitaux de 1973 à 1998 : une approche institutionnaliste." Paris 9, 2000. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2000PA090023.
Full textDeler, Jean-Yves. "Les relations entre secteurs public et privé dans un environnement ultra-libéral : les politiques industrielles chiliennes des années quatre-vingt dix." Toulouse 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOU20051.
Full textAfter 17 years of military dictatorship and of neoliberal reforms that have upset its political, economic and social organization, Chile is now enjoying a strong growth, exceptional in South America. Nevertheless the democrats who have been governing since 1990 would like to alter this unfair growth, a poor breeder of added value that is furthermore too dependent on the ups and downs of the world market. Because the national private actors have short-term views, this alteration of the model requires the state to intervene again in the economic field since it is the only actor that is capable of any long term planning. So the 1990's have witnessed a renewal of public policies in Chile. Yet because of the legitimacy of the liberal model, this state intervention cannot be carried out without any help from the private actor and without its direct contribution to the developing process of the country. The study of the industrial policies implemented by the Chilean leaders shows how the cooperation between industrialist and civil servants appears. Within a few months, a division of the labour of productive modernization has indeed taken place, leading to the creation of a genuine market of state subsidies. The state develops and finances ambitious projects, run by private organisms. Most of these tools and subsidies favour the autonomy of the employers and make it necessary for them to work in networks. This renewal of state interventionism has not borne the expected fruit yet. The different programs will have proven that the private and the public sectors can work together efficiently and that the employers can possibly accept the rules of associativity. Yet the implements are extremely selective and both the human and financial means seem really insignificant considering the importance of the task to be done so as to modernize the country fully
Garate, Emmanuel. "La Révolution économique au Chili : à la recherche de l'utopie néo-conservatrice (1973-2003)." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0161.
Full textThis thesis deal with two fundamentals questions regarding Chile's recent past. The first one is the profound economical and social transformation Iived between 1973 and 2003, that is to say the period that includes the military regime and the first three governments of the democratic transition. The second one refers to the evolution of the liberal economical thought in Chile, and the rising of a new entrepreneurial elite formed at the image of the neoclassical economists discourse. To situate the deepness of the changes that occurred in the country since 1973, the research goes back to the beginnings of the XIXth century when arrive to Chile the first ideas on economical liberalism, as well as the 1930 decade when the model of the «State of Compromise » is sealed. However, the analysis is centered on the origins and development of the « Chicago Boys» as managers of Chile's economical transformation understood as a different type of violence and the important changes produced inside the leading elite of the country (1973-2003). Finally, the thesis examines the uses of the recent past in the strategies of power and the representations of the new elite concerning the imaginaries of a society articulated around a free market model
Silva, Escudero Ricardo. "Le projet politique de l'unité populaire au Chili (1970-1973) : héritier du nationalisme Chilien." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030173.
Full textThe political project of the Popular Unity, led by Salvador Allende, proposes a revolutionary, political, economical and social transformation in Chile toward socialism the Chilean way, that is to say peaceful, democratic and respectful of the law. The project sets the issue of independence, particularly that of economic independence, as one of its main goals. Independence was also one of the main concerns of Chilean nationalists at the beginning of the 20th Century. This work aims to show that this nationalism has left its mark, among others, in the political project of the Popular Unity
Books on the topic "Conditions économiques – Chili – 1973-1988"
Timpson, Annis May. Driven apart: The construction of women as worker-citizens and mother-citizens in Canadian employment and child care policies, 1940-1988. 1997.
Find full textLogan, Palmer John, Smeeding Timothy M, and Torrey Barbara Boyle, eds. The Vulnerable. Washington, D.C: Urban Institute Press, 1988.
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Gaudichaud, Franck. "Chapitre II. Éléments d’un processus conflictuel : conditions socio-économiques et situation des mouvements ouvrier et social en 1970." In Chili 1970-1973, 45–52. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.42684.
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