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Big business and dictatorships in Latin America: a transnational history of profits and repression

In: Palgrave studies in Latin American heterodox economics

Basualdo, Victoria; Berghoff, Hartmut; Bucheli, Marcelo

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Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Crime and (No) Punishment: Business Corporations and Dictatorships -- References -- Chapter 2: Business and the Military in the Argentine Dictatorship (1976-1983): Institutional, Economic, and Repressive Relations -- The 1976-1983 Dictatorship in Argentina -- Intellectual and Institutional Relations Between the Military and Big Business -- Economic and Financial Relations Between the Military and Big Business -- Business Leadership Participation in Repressive Policies -- Conclusion -- References -- Archival Sources -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: Building the Dictatorship: Construction Companies and Industrialization in Brazil -- Introduction -- Dictatorship, Business Community, and Economic Policies in Brazil -- Contractors and Dictatorship: Helping Build Authoritarianism -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Authoritarian Rule and Economic Groups in Chile: A Case of Winner-Takes-All Politics -- Introduction -- Economic Modernization in Dictatorship -- The Dictatorship's Economic Transformation: Objectives -- "First Wave" Privatizations (1974-1979): Reversing the Nationalizations and Company Interventions by the Allende Government -- The Privatization of the Pension System -- Second Wave Privatizations (1984-1989) -- The Continuity of the Economic System Imposed by the Dictatorship -- The Weaknesses of the Economic System -- Conflicts of Interest -- The Revolving Door -- Illegal Financing of Politics -- Collusion -- Use of Privileged Information -- Use of Tax Evasion Practices Using Companies Bankrupted in 1982 -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Big Business and Bureaucratic Authoritarianism in Uruguay: A Network-Based Story of Policy Infiltration for Self-Preservation -- Introduction.

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Big Business and Dictatorships in Latin America: A Transnational History of Profits and Repression

In: Palgrave Studies in Latin American Heterodox Economics

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Basualdo, Victoria; Berghoff, Hartmut; Bucheli, Marcelo

1. Crime and (No) Punishment: Business Corporations and Dictatorships -- 2. Business and the Military in the Argentine Dictatorship (1976-1983): Institutional, Economic, and Repressive Relations -- 3. Building the Dictatorship: Construction Companies and Industrialization in Brazil -- 4. Authoritarian Rule and Economic Groups in Chile: A Case of Winner-Takes-All Politics -- 5. Big Business and Bureaucratic Authoritarianism in Uruguay: A Network-Based Story of Policy Infiltration for Self-Preservation -- 6. From Business Associations to Business Groups: Business-Government Relations and Corporate Networks during the Military Dictatorship, Peru 1968-1980 -- 7. Banking Southern Cone Dictatorships -- 8. Confronting Labor Power: Ford Motor Argentina and the Dictatorship (1976-1983) -- 9. A Typology of the Collaboration between Multinational Corporations, Home Governments, and Authoritarian Regimes: Evidence from German Investors in Argentina -- 10. Class Conflict and the Ascent of Globalized Business Groups under Chile's Dictatorship: A Case Study of the Copper Manufacturing Industry -- 11. The Limits of Repression: State-Owned Enterprises, Corruption, Environmental Activism, and the Brazilian Tucuruí Dam (1974-1984) -- 12. Business as Usual under a Military Regime? Volkswagen Do Brazil and the Military Dictatorship in Brazil (1964-1980) -- 13. Securing the Expansion of Capitalism in Colombia: Canadair and the Military Regime of General Gustavo Rojas Pinilla (1953-1957) -- 14. Slippery Alliances in Central America: Multinationals, Dictators, and (under) Development Policies.