El desafío del desarrollo. Trayectorias de los grandes economistas latinoamericanos del siglo XX

The book "El libro" presents a groundbreaking proposal through a social history of ideas on Latin American economic development.

Unlike traditional approaches that focus solely on individual biographies, this work weaves together the intellectual and ideological threads of ten influential thinkers from the region's first generation of development economists.

By examining their life stories within the broader cultural, social, and material context of their times, the book reveals a rich tapestry of ideas that evolved independently yet converged in a unique dialogue. This comprehensive overview offers a fresh perspective on the history of economic thought in Latin America, highlighting the interconnectedness of ideas and their impact on the region's development.

Each chapter sheds light on key aspects of these thinkers' lives, from their formative experiences to their contributions to the field.

By examining the intersection of biography and ideas, the book provides a more complete understanding of the historical context that shaped Latin America's economic future. Whether you're an academic seeking new insights into the history of economic thought or simply interested in learning about the region's intellectual heritage, "El libro" is an essential read.

With its innovative approach and engaging narrative style, this book will captivate readers and inspire new perspectives on the complex interplay between ideas and development in Latin America.