Apuntes 9
The articles in this issue: Seek to provide a framework of analysis for the economic policy measures adopted and to be adopted in relation to the interest rate; Analyze the specific role of the administrator in Peru; Present some theoretical guidelines that may be useful in preparing regulatory proposals, whether at the constitutional or legislative levels; Discuss the formation of the rural proletariat in Peru from the mid-20th century and the later emergence of rural “excess labor”; Confront the question of ideas versus images in the debate regarding Peruvian architecture; Challenge sociologist Henry Pease’s contention that the Peruvian state was directly controlled by a closed oligarchy in which agro-exporters were dominant . Explore the history of regional development and the railroads in Peru from 1850 to 1819; Present a bibliography about migration, urbanization, and marginality in Peru.
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