StateandNationMakinginLatinAmericaandSpain In1960,LatinAmericaandSpainhadthesamelevelofeconomicand socialdevelopment,but,injusttwentyyears,Spainracedahead.This bookprovidesanin-depthanalysisofthedesignandimplementationof developmental state policies in both regions and examines the signifi- cantvarianceinsuccessbetweenLatinAmericaandSpain.Thesecond volume in a trilogy, this collection of studies on state institutions in LatinAmericaandSpaincoverstheperiod1930–1990andfocuseson the successes and failures of the developmental states. This book assumes a wide social science perspective on the phenomenon of the developmentalstate,focusingonthedesign,creationandmanagement of public institutions, as well as the creation of national projects and politicalidentitiesrelatedtodevelopmentstrategies. AgustinE.Ferrarohasworkedindiversepublicpolicyfieldsforgovern- ments,NGO’sandinternationalorganizations.AsaHumboldtscholar 2001–2003, he did postdoctoral research at the Institute for Latin American Studies in Hamburg, and at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). In 2009, he won a prestigious national award in Spain (INAP) for original research on state institu- tionsinLatinAmerica. MiguelA.CentenoisProfessorofSociologyandInternationalAffairsat PrincetonUniversity.HeiswellknownforhisworkonLatinAmerica, statecapacity,war,andglobalization. State and Nation Making in Latin America and Spain The Rise and Fall of the Developmental State Edited by AGUSTIN E. FERRARO UniversityofSalamanca MIGUEL A. 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InmemoryofJuanJ.Linz Contents ListofFigures pageix ListofTables x ListofContributors xi Preface xiii part i introduction 1 1 ThoseWeretheDays:TheLatinAmericanEconomicand CulturalBoomvs.theSpanishMiracle 3 MiguelA.Centeno,AgustinE.Ferraro,andVivekanandaNemana part ii visions and politics of development 27 2 CEPALasIdeaFactoryforLatinAmericanDevelopment: IntellectualandPoliticalInfluence,1950–1990 29 JosephL.Love 3 TheArcofDevelopment:Economists’andSociologists’Quest fortheState 51 MargaritaFajardo 4 From“Showcase”to“Failure”:DemocracyandtheColombian DevelopmentalStateinthe1960s 73 RobertKarl part iii institutional design: infrastructural and territorial power 105 5 OneBlueprint,ThreeTranslations:DevelopmentCorporations inChile,Colombia,andPeru 107 JoséCarlosOrihuela vii viii Contents 6 TheRiseandFalloftheInstitutoNacionaldePlanificación inPeru,1962–1992:ExploringtheLimitsofStateCapacity BuildinginWeakStates 134 EduardoDargent 7 ADouble-EdgedSword:TheInstitutionalFoundationsof theBrazilianDevelopmentalState,1930–1985 157 LucianadeSouzaLeão 8 LifeisaDream:BureaucracyandIndustrialDevelopment inSpain,1950–1990 177 AgustinE.FerraroandJuanJoséRastrollo part iv industry, trade, and growth: economic power 205 9 EmergenceandMaturityoftheDevelopmentalStatein Argentina,Brazil,andSpain,1930–1990:anEconomicHistory Approach 207 JordiCatalanandTomàsFernández-de-Sevilla 10 TheMexicanDevelopmentalState,c.1920–c.1980 238 AlanKnight 11 TheDevelopmentalStateandtheAgriculturalMachinery IndustryinArgentina 266 YovannaPineda 12 TheChileanDevelopmentalState:PoliticalBalance,Economic Accommodation,andTechnocraticInsulation,1924–1973 284 PatricioSilva part v national and civic identities: symbolic power 315 13 TheDevelopmentalStateandtheRiseofPopularNationalism: Cause,Coincidence,orElectiveAffinity? 317 MatthiasvomHau 14 State,Nation,andIdentityinBrazil,1930–1990 346 MarshallC.Eakin 15 UrbanInformality,Citizenship,andtheParadoxesofDevelopment 372 BrodwynFischer part vi conclusion 403 16 Authoritarianism,Democracy,andDevelopmentinLatin AmericaandSpain,1930–1990 405 AgustinE.FerraroandMiguelA.Centeno Index 428 Figures 1.1 RealGDPperCapita,1925–1995,forSpainandSelectLatin AmericanCountries,in1990Geary-Khamis(GK)dollars page10 1.2 Spain’sRealGDPperCapita,RelativetoSevenLatinAmerican Economies(LA7),1925–1995 11 4.1 Colombia’sAnnualExportsandImports,1958–1967 84 4.2 Instancesof“Desarrollismo”inSpanish-LanguageTexts onGoogleNGramViewer,1946–1980 97 9.1 PatternsoftheIndustrialProductionIndex 223 9.2 AnnualRateofIncreaseoftheConsumerPricesIndex(%) 228 ix
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