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Fundación Juan March Presents: In-depth Analysis of Economic Liberalism and Neoliberalism

Discover Antonio Argandoña's essential publication exploring historical and contemporary economic theory at Fundación Juan March.

Delve into 'Liberalismo y neoliberalismo en economía: pasado y presente,' a significant publication from the Fundación Juan March. This detailed work by Antonio Argandoña provides a thorough examination of liberal and neoliberal economic principles across various periods. It is part of the esteemed 'Ensayos del Boletín Informativo' series, offering valuable insights for research and academic study.

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This publication, 'Liberalismo y neoliberalismo en economía: pasado y presente', offers an analysis of economic theories. It was originally published as part of the 'Ensayos del Boletín Informativo' series by the Fundación Juan March.

Curatorial context

Titled 'Liberalismo y neoliberalismo en economía: pasado y presente,' this item is a publication from the Ediciones de la March collection. It delves into economic theories, specifically examining liberalism and neoliberalism across historical and present contexts. The work was authored by Antonio Argandoña and published under the 'Ensayos del Boletín Informativo' collection, which ran from 1975 to 2003 and featured monthly collaborations from specialists on various topics. The document type is classified as 'Revistas' (Magazines/Journals), and it is written in Spanish. The Fundación Juan March makes these digital documents available for free consultation and reproduction for teaching or research purposes, with proper citation.

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This document is available for free consultation and reproduction for teaching or research purposes. Users are requested to cite the digital collection. Specific ticketing or admission details do not apply as it is a publication.

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Antonio Argandoña
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