¿El desarrollo es un sueño eterno?: Mariano Grondona ante la crisis de 2001 y los años kirchneristas: del fin del progresismo posible al retorno de la asignatura pendiente
; Vicente, Martin Alejandro 
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12/2023
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
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H-Industria
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El presente artículo analiza la producción intelectual de la última etapa de la trayectoria del periodista y ensayista Mariano Grondona, que comprende la crisis del 2001, los años del kirchnerismo y finaliza con su retiro paulatino, concretado en 2016. El trabajo se concentra en los libros que el autor editó en el período seleccionado, que reformulaban sus intervenciones como columnista, para dar cuenta de los giros argumentales de su pensamiento en esos años. El eje argumental de Grondona se desplazó desde su propuesta de un “posliberalismo”, que había construido en la década de 1990, a una perspectiva sumamente crítica de los gobiernos de Néstor y Cristina Kirchner, que lo llevó a revisitar las tesis decadentistas que expusiera antes de la transición democrática y a reformular la cuestión del desarrollo, una propuesta central de su trayectoria en tándem con la mirada ordenancista.
This article analyzes the intellectual production of the last stage in the career of the journalist and essayist Mariano Grondona, which includes the crisis of 2001, the years of Kirchnerism and ends with his gradual retirement, completed in 2016. The work focuses on the books that the author edited in the selected period, which reformulated his interventions as a columnist, to account for the plot twists of his thought in those years. Grondona's argumentative axis shifted from his proposal for a “post-liberalism”, which he had built in the 1990s, to a highly critical perspective of the Néstor and Cristina Kirchner governments, which led him to revisit the decadentist theses that he presented before the democratic transition and to reformulate the question of development, a central proposal of his career in tandem with the ordinance gaze.
This article analyzes the intellectual production of the last stage in the career of the journalist and essayist Mariano Grondona, which includes the crisis of 2001, the years of Kirchnerism and ends with his gradual retirement, completed in 2016. The work focuses on the books that the author edited in the selected period, which reformulated his interventions as a columnist, to account for the plot twists of his thought in those years. Grondona's argumentative axis shifted from his proposal for a “post-liberalism”, which he had built in the 1990s, to a highly critical perspective of the Néstor and Cristina Kirchner governments, which led him to revisit the decadentist theses that he presented before the democratic transition and to reformulate the question of development, a central proposal of his career in tandem with the ordinance gaze.
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