Upon its publication in 1989, this work offered the first systematic and comprehensive analysis of the Latin American School of Development. It is a valuable guide to the main contribution of Third World countries to development theory.
The four main themes among Latin American theorists are:
- structuralism
- internal colonialism
- marginality
- dependency theory
Cristobal Kay examines these themes and their interrelationships, pointing out the developed world that relies too much on and has only partial knowledge of the dependency theory in its development approach. He also analyzes the first major challenges from the Third World to neoclassical and modernization theories.
This teaching material is suitable for education and self-study on development theories and international cooperation. Available in Spanish at an academic level.
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