An analysis of Argentine aerospace technopolitics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24215/26183188e022Keywords:
Aerospace Policy, Technopolitics, Autonomist, Dependentist, CompensatorAbstract
From the decade of 1940 to the present, the national technological development in aerospace has had multiple advances and setbacks. This work tries to expose the different visions of its protagonists in the different historical moments, and their consequences in the national aerospace matrix. Because of its importance, both commercially and militarily, aerospace technology is crossed by multiple interests that strongly impact the sector. To characterize the different periods we focus on the way in which the military-scientific system is available for the use or development of this type of technology and what are its achievements. In such a way that we can conclude the advantages and disadvantages of the different regimes.
Downloads
Metrics
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The authors whose texts are published in this Journal surrender their ownership rights in favour of the editor in a non exclusive manner, i.e. the authors can enter into other independent and additional contracts to publish their text, e.g. including it in an institutional repository, thematic or otherwise, publish it in a book, or others, as long as it is overtly stated that the work was first published in this Journal.
The responsibility for each published paper as regards its content relies exclusively on its authors, holding the editors harmless for any legal liabilities.
The texts of the Journal shall be published under the Creative Commons 4.0 BY-NC-SA license. Therefore, the editors are free to:
1) Share, copy and redistribute the material using any means or format.
2) Adapt, remix, transform and create from the material, under the following conditions:
a) Attribution — credit to this work must be given in an appropriate manner, providing a link to the license and indicating if changes have been made.
b) Non-Commercial Use — no use may be made of the published material for commercial purposes.
c) Share Equal — Authors remixing, transforming or creating from the material must distribute their contribution under the same license as the original.
