Everything seems to indicate that the industrialized countries are facing an acute internal crisis today and that the solution of their current economic problems will not be possible outside the framework of profound political and institutional changes. In this context, difficult and unflattering in global terms, Latin America has to define and specify a development strategy for the 1980s. It is a complex and even paradoxical situation, in which each country will have to assume fundamental and non-transferable responsibility of their own destiny, within the framework of their particular bilateral, subregional and regional obligations, in the face of an increasingly transnationalized and interdependent system that, at present, is going through one of its most serious crises; basically a economic crisis, but also social and consequently political.
Keywords:
Latin America, World Economy, Crisis, New International Economic Order, Development
Author Biography
Fernando Berrocal Soto, SELA
Director de coordinación y consulta del Sistema Económico Latinoamericano (SELA) .
Berrocal Soto, F. (1980). América Latina en la década de los 80. Estudios Internacionales, 13(49), p. 38–53. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-3769.1980.16613
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