Restricción eterna - El poder económico durante el kirchnerismo

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  • Ricardo Aronskind UNGS, FCE-UBA, IDAES-UNSAM

Abstract

Reseña del libro de Alejandro Gaggero, Martín Schorr y Andrés Wainer.

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Ricardo Aronskind, UNGS, FCE-UBA, IDAES-UNSAM

Lic. en Economía (UBA), Mg. en Relaciones Internacionales (FLACSO). Docente e investigador de la Universidad Nacional General Sarmiento. Docente en la Maestría de Historia Económica y de las Políticas Económicas de la FCE-UBA y de la Maestría de Sociología Económica del IDAES-UNSAM

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2015-05-20

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Aronskind, R. (2015). Restricción eterna - El poder económico durante el kirchnerismo. Cuadernos De Economía Crítica, 1(2), 163-167. Retrieved from https://sociedadeconomiacritica.org/ojs/index.php/cec/article/view/12

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2015): Número 2

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Lecturas Criticas

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http://id.caicyt.gov.ar/ark:/s2408400x/ark:/s2408400x/irr75zuvq

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