Abstract
This article will analyze the three most significant theoretical standpoints that have attempted to study Latin America’s development: the dependency theory, the neo-institutionalist school, and the Varieties of Capitalism perspective. In order to differentiate diverse forms of development in the continent, the final part develops the argument. It proposes a view based on the dependency theory and the French regulation school.
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