This analysis explores the emergence of neoliberal ideology in Latin America, highlighting its local roots and implications.
Key Points
Latin American neoliberalism is shaped more by local dynamics than by North Atlantic influences, and this is a key finding.
The emergence of this ideology traces back to the Inter-American Council for Trade and Production's activities in the 20th century.
Exploration of historical, ideological, and political contexts reveals complex interactions within Latin America itself during this period of change, emphasizing endogenous factors over external ones in shaping ideology, concepts representing local situations are crucial for understanding this evolution in context.
Cite This Study
José Antonio Galindo Domínguez (2024) studied this question.