Foreign-Owned Railways in Argentina: A Case Study of Economic Nationalism
The interplay between national economic policy and private business policy in Latin America is a constant historical theme. The case of foreign-owned railroads in Argentina illustrates the road to nationalization between 1854 and 1948.
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