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    Development model and economic elites in Bolivia: analysis of the conception of ancestral development of President Evo Morales

    Modelo de desarrollo y élites económicas en Bolivia: análisis de la concepción de desarrollo ancestral del presidente Evo Morales;
    Modelo de desenvolvimento e elites econômicas na Bolívia: análise da concepção de desenvolvimento ancestral do presidente Evo Morales

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    Amaya, Johanna
    Pino, Juan Federico
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    TY - GEN T1 - Development model and economic elites in Bolivia: analysis of the conception of ancestral development of President Evo Morales T1 - Modelo de desarrollo y élites económicas en Bolivia: análisis de la concepción de desarrollo ancestral del presidente Evo Morales T1 - Modelo de desenvolvimento e elites econômicas na Bolívia: análise da concepção de desenvolvimento ancestral do presidente Evo Morales AU - Amaya, Johanna AU - Pino, Juan Federico PB - Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá-Colombia AB - Currently the Plurinational State of Bolivia faces a conflict determined by the tension between two antagonistic conceptions of economic development: President Evo Morales’s conception based in the mixture of the ancestral indigenous conception of the world on the one hand and the socialist economic model on the other, and the capitalist conception led by the regional government of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, supported by the transnational companies and the country’s traditional elites. This article analyzes the relationship between the concept of development of the indigenous president and the socialist model, and the incidence of the elites of Santa Cruz de la Sierra in the implementation of President’s Morales model taking into account the control they have of the productive apparatus. ER - @misc{11634_6930, author = {Amaya Johanna and Pino Juan Federico}, title = {Development model and economic elites in Bolivia: analysis of the conception of ancestral development of President Evo MoralesModelo de desarrollo y élites económicas en Bolivia: análisis de la concepción de desarrollo ancestral del presidente Evo MoralesModelo de desenvolvimento e elites econômicas na Bolívia: análise da concepção de desenvolvimento ancestral do presidente Evo Morales}, year = {}, abstract = {Currently the Plurinational State of Bolivia faces a conflict determined by the tension between two antagonistic conceptions of economic development: President Evo Morales’s conception based in the mixture of the ancestral indigenous conception of the world on the one hand and the socialist economic model on the other, and the capitalist conception led by the regional government of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, supported by the transnational companies and the country’s traditional elites. This article analyzes the relationship between the concept of development of the indigenous president and the socialist model, and the incidence of the elites of Santa Cruz de la Sierra in the implementation of President’s Morales model taking into account the control they have of the productive apparatus.}, url = {} }RT Generic T1 Development model and economic elites in Bolivia: analysis of the conception of ancestral development of President Evo Morales T1 Modelo de desarrollo y élites económicas en Bolivia: análisis de la concepción de desarrollo ancestral del presidente Evo Morales T1 Modelo de desenvolvimento e elites econômicas na Bolívia: análise da concepção de desenvolvimento ancestral do presidente Evo Morales A1 Amaya, Johanna A1 Pino, Juan Federico PB Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá-Colombia AB Currently the Plurinational State of Bolivia faces a conflict determined by the tension between two antagonistic conceptions of economic development: President Evo Morales’s conception based in the mixture of the ancestral indigenous conception of the world on the one hand and the socialist economic model on the other, and the capitalist conception led by the regional government of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, supported by the transnational companies and the country’s traditional elites. This article analyzes the relationship between the concept of development of the indigenous president and the socialist model, and the incidence of the elites of Santa Cruz de la Sierra in the implementation of President’s Morales model taking into account the control they have of the productive apparatus. OL Spanish (121)
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    Currently the Plurinational State of Bolivia faces a conflict determined by the tension between two antagonistic conceptions of economic development: President Evo Morales’s conception based in the mixture of the ancestral indigenous conception of the world on the one hand and the socialist economic model on the other, and the capitalist conception led by the regional government of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, supported by the transnational companies and the country’s traditional elites. This article analyzes the relationship between the concept of development of the indigenous president and the socialist model, and the incidence of the elites of Santa Cruz de la Sierra in the implementation of President’s Morales model taking into account the control they have of the productive apparatus.
     
    Actualmente el Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia atraviesa un conflicto determinado por la tensión entre dos concepciones de desarrollo: la del presidente Evo Morales ―basada en la hibridación entre pensamiento ancestral con el socialismo― y la de la oposición, liderada por el Gobierno regional de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, fundada en la concepción capitalista transnacional de las élites tradicionales del país. Este proyecto analiza las relaciones existentes entre la concepción del desarrollo del presidente indígena, con su concepción socialista, y la incidencia de la capacidad productiva de las élites santacruceñas en la puesta en marcha del modelo nacional de Morales.
     
    Na atualidade o Estado Plurinacional da Bolívia atravessa um conflito determinado pela tensão entre duas concepções de desenvolvimento: uma do presidente Evo Morales – baseada na hibridação entre o pensamento ancestral com o socialismo - e outra da oposição, liderada pelo governo regional de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, fundamentada na concepção capitalista transnacional das elites tradicionais do país. Este projeto faz uma análise das relações existentes entre a concepção do desenvolvimento do presidente indígena, com sua concepção socialista e a incidência da capacidade produtiva das elites de Santa Cruz de la Sierra na execução do modelo nacional de Morales. 
     

     

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