O Brasil na América Latina
; Jackson, Luiz Carlos Otros responsables
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06/2022
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Universidade de Sao Paulo
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Revista Da Usp
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0103-9989
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O artigo contextualiza os processos de produção e circulação do livro Dependência e desenvolvimento na América Latina (1969), de Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931-) e Enzo Faletto (1935-2003). Realizado em parceria pelos dois sociólogos, no interior de um espaçotransnacional das ciências sociais da década de 1960, que envolvia instituições como a Cepal, o Ilpes e a Flacso, o livro teve como estribos as experiências mais bem-sucedidas de institucionalização nacional e transnacional das ciências sociais na região, as do Brasil e do Chile, e foi publicado em espanhol pela editora mexicana Siglo XXI, em boa medida responsável por seu sucesso comercial excepcional, de um best seller da sociologia latinoamericana.
The article contextualizes the processes of production and circulation of the book Dependency and Development in Latin America (1969), by Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931-) and Enzo Faletto (1935- 2003). Produced in partnership by the two sociologists, within a transnational space of the social sciences in the 1960s, which involved institutions such as Cepal, Ilpes and Flacso, the book was based on the most successful experiences of national and transnational institutionalization of social sciences in the region, those of Brazil and Chile; it was published in Spanish by Mexican publisher Siglo XXI, largely responsible for its exceptional commercial success, of a best seller in Latin American sociology.
The article contextualizes the processes of production and circulation of the book Dependency and Development in Latin America (1969), by Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931-) and Enzo Faletto (1935- 2003). Produced in partnership by the two sociologists, within a transnational space of the social sciences in the 1960s, which involved institutions such as Cepal, Ilpes and Flacso, the book was based on the most successful experiences of national and transnational institutionalization of social sciences in the region, those of Brazil and Chile; it was published in Spanish by Mexican publisher Siglo XXI, largely responsible for its exceptional commercial success, of a best seller in Latin American sociology.
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