2017
DOI: 10.24275/etypuam/ne/472017/caligaris
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Capital y renta diferencial de tipo II: una revisión crítica de la historia de las interpretaciones marxistas

Abstract: En este trabajo se realiza una reconstrucción crítica de la historia de las interpretaciones de la explicación marxiana de la renta diferencial de tipo II. En ella se muestra que la interpretación actualmente hegemó-nica dentro de la teoría marxista, en contraposición a como se la suele presentar, está lejos de ser única e incontrovertible. A su lado se encuentran al menos dos interpretaciones relevantes, una de las cuales ha imperado desde las primeras lecturas de la explicación marxiana hasta fines de la déc… Show more

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“…These anglophone thinkers ran parallel to a surge in works from Latin America on the topic, notably Bartra (1979) and Guillermo Flichman (1977) who, similar to Ball and Fine, debated the taxonomy of Marxian agricultural rents and expounded on their implications. Caligaris and Trento (2017: 228) suggest that these scholarly debates were spurred on by “the development of peasant political movements, especially in Latin America” which had returned the “old question of the subsistence of the small peasant” to the political agenda (translation mine). Some Mexican scholars including Flichman (1977) and Silva (1989) also focused on “oil rents,” criticizing the over-emphasis on farm rents in the context of the Mexican oil crisis of the 1980s.…”
Section: Two: the Golden Age Of Ground Rent Theory (1970s–1980s): The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These anglophone thinkers ran parallel to a surge in works from Latin America on the topic, notably Bartra (1979) and Guillermo Flichman (1977) who, similar to Ball and Fine, debated the taxonomy of Marxian agricultural rents and expounded on their implications. Caligaris and Trento (2017: 228) suggest that these scholarly debates were spurred on by “the development of peasant political movements, especially in Latin America” which had returned the “old question of the subsistence of the small peasant” to the political agenda (translation mine). Some Mexican scholars including Flichman (1977) and Silva (1989) also focused on “oil rents,” criticizing the over-emphasis on farm rents in the context of the Mexican oil crisis of the 1980s.…”
Section: Two: the Golden Age Of Ground Rent Theory (1970s–1980s): The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En particular, tradicionalmente ha sido objeto de controversias la determinación de la renta absoluta y su diferencia con la renta de simple monopolio (Bortkiewicz, 1979;Emmanuel, 1972: 247;Harvey, 1977: 189-191; entre otros) y, hacia fines del siglo pasado, la caracterización de la renta diferencial de tipo II (Ball, 1980(Ball, , 1985Fine, 1979;Flichman, 1977: 22 y ss. ; véase una síntesis de este debate en Caligaris y Pérez Trento, 2017). Pero a los fines de este capítulo, interesa detenerse en particular en el debate sobre la fuente del plusvalor que constituye la renta.…”
Section: -La Renta De La Tierra Y Su Fuenteunclassified