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CEPAL
Review
Tribute to Raúl Prebisch
This issue of CEPAL Review includes a special section to commemorate Raúl Prebisch in the centennial of his
birthday, containing a selection of articles prepared by renowned social scientists involved with Latin American
development thinking.
- Foreword,
(pdf 13 Kb.) 
Oscar Altimir
-Raúl Prebisch on ECLAC's achievements
and deficiencies: an unpublished interview, (pdf 98
Kb.)David Pollock, Daniel Kerner and Joseph Love
-Raúl
Prebisch and the development agenda at the dawn of the
twenty-first century, (pdf 116 Kb.José Antonio Ocampo
-Prebisch:
the continuing validity of his basic ideas, (pdf 84
Kb.)Octavio Rodríguez
-The return of "vulnerability"
and Raúl Prebisch's early thinking of the "Argentine
business cycle", (pdf 114 Kb.)Arturo OConnell
-The ideas of young Prebisch, (pdf
94 Kb.)Adolfo
Gurrieri
-Raúl
Prebisch: his years in government, (pdf 35 Kb.)Roberto Cortés Conde
-Markets and the State in the evolution
of the "Prebisch manifesto", (pdf 109 Kb.)Edgar
Dosman
-The motive ideas behind three industrialization
processes, (pdf 42 Kb.)Norberto
González
-Technological change and opportunities
for development as a moving target, (pdf 218 Kb.)Carlota
Pérez
-Sectoral regimes, productivity and
international competitiveness, (pdf 152 Kb.)Jorge
Katz and Giovanni Stumpo
-Participation by the poor in the
fruits of growth, (pdf 49 Kb.)Mario
La Fuente and Pedro Sáinz
-Seduced and abandoned: the social
isolation of the urban poor, (pdf 111 Kb.)Rubén
Kaztman
-Employment in Latin America: cornerstone
of social policy, (pdf 118 Kb.)Barbara
Stallings and Jürgen Weller
-Trade in transgenic products: a
review of the international debate, (pdf 95 Kb.)María
Angélica Larach
-Static and dynamic impacts of MERCOSUR:
the case of the pharmaceutical sector, (pdf 92 Kb.)Marta
Bekerman and Pablo Sirlin
Download
Part I: Tribute to Raúl Prebisch in pdf format, (pdf 665 Kb.)
- Part
II: Articles in pdf format (pdf 813 Kb.)
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