Entre la democracia y la tecnocracia: El debate sobre la autonomía del Banco Central en Chile y Uruguay en tiempos del Consenso de Washington

Entre la democracia y la tecnocracia: El debate sobre la autonomía del Banco Central en Chile y Uruguay en tiempos del Consenso de Washington

[...]the shift towards autonomy was more limited when compared to Chile. To account for the dissimilar results, the focus is placed on the nature of the relationship that experts and politics have in each country, captured through the concept of the Political Knowledge Regime. Keywords: democracy; t...

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