Capitalismo agrario en el Perú

Hace treinta años el Perú, comoelresto de América Latina, era confrontado a una importante agitación agraria que motivó dos "reformas agrarias" sucesivas-en 1964 y 1968-. A parte de unos análisis de carácter estadístico o periodístico, raras eran entonces las obras de carácter científico que intentaban comprender las raíces de esa situación. En ese sentido, cuando el autor presentó su trabajo "Historia del capitalismo agrario" en 1973 en la Sorbonne de París, hizo un esfuerzo pionero que después fue seguido por otras obras -peruanas o extranjeras- también dedicadas a la...

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