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The research aims to develop a framework that connects capitalism's evolution with economic development theories, highlighting the role of social structures.

April 19, 2026Open Access

From the History of Capitalism to a Post-Neoclassical Synthesis: The Economy of Belonging

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The research aims to develop a framework that connects capitalism's evolution with economic development theories, highlighting the role of social structures.
Conducted a comparative analysis of economic development in Russia, Latin America, and East Asia.
Integrated insights from institutional economics, development theory, political economy, and social philosophy.
Engaged critically with the works of key thinkers in the field.
Identified that classical, neoclassical, and endogenous growth theories only partially explain economic development.
Found that the expansion of a broad middle class, supported by inclusive institutions, is crucial for sustainable development.
Demonstrated that factors like savings, science, and human capital, while important, do not sufficiently account for development outcomes.

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This analysis reveals the role of institutions and social belonging in economic development across regions, suggesting new frameworks for understanding growth.

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Carlos Federico Oregon Diaz (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e472fc010ef96374d8eec6 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19635052

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This analysis reveals the role of institutions and social belonging in economic development across regions, suggesting new frameworks for understanding growth.

From the History of Capitalism to a Post-Neoclassical Synthesis: The Economy of Belonging

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From the History of Capitalism to a Post-Neoclassical Synthesis: The Economy of Belonging

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