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The state and capital in Chile: business elites, technocrats, and market economics

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Introduction Capitalists, Neoliberal Economic Reform, and Democracy Import-Substitution Industrialization and the Breakdown of Democracy Gradual Adjustment Under Military Rule Radical Neoliberalism Ascendant Triumph and Collapse of Radical Neoliberalism Pragmatic Neoliberalism Pragmatic Neoliberalism and the Politics of Chiles Transition from Authoritarianism

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Key concepts: Neoliberalism (international relations), Technocracy, Authoritarianism, Democracy, State (computer science), Capital (architecture), Political economy, Politics