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Introduction
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Development in Latin American Social Thought: The Mobility of a Concept
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Natural Resources Rent and the State: A Global South Perspective on Development
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Nature and Environmental Awareness: Latest Guests on Development Thinking
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Structure of the Book
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32–49
Chapter 1: Eighty Years of “Sow the Oil”: A State’s Discourse
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“Sow the Oil”: Oil Booms and the State’s Developmental Endeavor
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Lost in Translation: Developmental State vs Desarrollista State
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The Classic Latin American Desarrollista State: A “Poulantzas’ Reformulation”
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Latin American Populism: Desarrollismo’s (Un)Invited Guest
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50–64
Chapter 2: Bringing Nature Into the “Sow the Oil” Discourse
50–64
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A Prelude: The Pathway to the Farewell of the State
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Revisiting Development Thinking: From the Environment to Nature
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The Legacy of the Youngest Boom: The Triad Nature-State-Development
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The Challenges of Latin American Social Thought
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65–85
Chapter 3: Nature, State, and Development: A Dissection in Three Acts
65–85
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Act I. The State and Development: Modernization and the Rise of Middle Classes
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Act II. Development and Nature: The Myth of Eldorado and the Legend of the Resource Curse
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Act III. Nature and the State: A Handbook on the Imposition of a Natural Resources-Based Developmental Project
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Postlude to Nature and the State: Towards the New Meanings of Development
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86–100
Chapter 4: Ecuador 1972-2017: Case Study and Methodological Approach
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Deep Diving into the Triad Nature-State-Development: Focus on Ecuador
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The Case Study: Contemporary Approaches
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Research Categories and Methodological Approach
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Research Categories: The State and Development
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Research Categories: Development and Nature
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Research Categories: Nature and the State
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101–134
Chapter 5: “Sow the Oil”: The Ecuadorian Classic Desarrollista State
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Overture: Amazonian Oil and the Ecuadorian National Construction
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The State and Development: Modernization and Pouring Oil Rent Into Society
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Development and Nature: A Demystification of the Resource Curse
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Nature and the State: The Political Economy of Oil-Rentierism
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Postlude to Nature and the State: The Political Economy of the End of the First Ecuadorian Oil Boom
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135–197
Chapter 6: “Sow the Oil” Revisited: Nature and the Ecuadorian Neo-Desarrollista State
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Prelude: Dollarization and the Ecuadorian National De-Construction
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Overture to the Return of the State: The Recovery of the National Oil Sector
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The State and Development: Amazonian Oil and the Rentier National Construction
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Development and Nature: The Resource Curse Revisited
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Nature and the State: The Polyphonic Concept of Buen Vivir
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Postlude to Nature and the State: Towards a Political Ecology of Rentierism
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198–216
Conclusion: Beyond the Ecuadorian Case
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Key Findings
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Key Findings: The State and Development
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Key Findings: Development and Nature
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Key Findings: Nature and the State
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Hypotheses from Ecuador and Theoretical Implications
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Pending Questions and Further Research
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Further Research: The State and Development
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Further Research: Development and Nature
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Further Research: Nature and the State
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Epilogue
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References
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Pedro Alarcón
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doi.org/10.5771/9783748921158-1
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-7985-7
ISBN online: 978-3-7489-2115-8
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