CEPAL’S THINKING FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: INTERFACES WITH SOCIAL MANAGEMENT
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https://doi.org/10.54399/rbgdr.v19i2.6476Abstract
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This essay aims to analyze the historical development of CEPAL’s thinking in the structuralist and neostructuralist periods. It is described the manly changes since 1948, when studies were still very focused on industrialization and as a synonym for development. As time goes by, especially after the 1990s, studies have included structural elements, such as environmental management and inequality, approaching to the concept of social management that requires an interpretive analysis of social and organizational phenomena, requiring an ever more focused review in the common goods, revealing which forms of production organization are more flexible and aligned with social demands involving multidimensional issues and the mobilization of all agents in society.
Keywords: Cepal. Historical development. Social management.
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