the response from the division of intellectual labor to the challenges of diversification and inequality
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v17i31.7907Keywords:
Development, intellectual division of labour, uni-disciplinary approach, multi-disciplinary approach, productive diversification, inequality.Abstract
In academic discussion on the road Peruvian society should follow to integral development various problem areas are addressed for analysis and proposals: macroeconomic equilibria, productive diversification (including industrialization), social development (including education, mainly), and environmental conservation. These different paths reveal a specialization of knowledge, which can nevertheless be seen as a perspective not trascending the uni-discipline approach. As many have already remarked, social reality is multi-dimensional; but research endeavours do not always appropriately satisfy that condition when a problem is raised. This paper aims at setting up questions and at going forward in giving proper consideration from a better intellectual division of labour to the main problems of underdevelopment in our society.
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