Abstract

SARZURI-LIMA, Marcelo. Repensar la industrialización y el desarrollo Contrariedades del vivir bien. Rev. de Inv. Educ. [online]. 2010, vol.3, n.1, pp.197-211. ISSN 1997-4043.

Very controversial is the great industrial leap as a development project to be implemented in Bolivia, the debate revolving around the contrariness of the same with the "good living" approach, yet there are substantive contradictions that go beyond a simple analysis of feasibility and economic cost involving industrialization. This essay addresses the issue of development from the elements that need to be generated to become feasible as an economic project, which is why we address the issues of economic revitalization and the rationality that should lead the processes of industrialization, those becoming real enemies of economic plurality and indigenous communities. The belief of technical and technological neutrality is questioned in this document, as those are ideological instruments of modernity and function as central elements in the capitalist world system, concealing in themselves logics of subsumption and domination from other forms of production to other forms of rationality and organization. Finally, die issue of die State is addressed by confronting the fetishist and messianic belief in the same, arguing that, if the processes of change taking place in Bolivia have been the result of the political struggle of self-organized masses, any project of "development" must be generated within the struggle and the space of contradictions that we face in the very construction of the plurinational State.

Keywords : industrial leap; development and revitalization of the economy State.

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