The Politics of National Capitalism

The Politics of National Capitalism, Volume 1, examines the complex evolution of the Argentine national bourgeoisie during the twentieth century. This work of economic history explores the mid-century consensus among diverse political factions in Latin America regarding the necessity of economic independence and national sovereignty. Through a detailed study of the Confederación General Económica, the text analyzes how different groups sought to break from colonial legacies and international capitalist constraints.

This scholarly history focuses heavily on the Peronist era, specifically the years 1946-55 and 1973-76. By investigating the metalworking industry and regional economies in Córdoba, Chaco, and Tucumán, the authors provide a deep look into the relationship between the state and industrial sectors. The Politics of National Capitalism, Volume 1, serves as a significant resource for those researching modern South American history, business and economics, and the political shifts of the twentieth century.