Los programas nucleoeléctricos de Argentina, Brasil y México. Un estudio comparativo de estrategias de desarrollo tecnológico

Abstract

Between the 1960s and 1980s, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico undertook the construction of nuclear power plants. Although the three countries shared similar objectives in achieving technological autonomy in the field, the strategies followed showed significant differences, which resulted in diverse degrees of development of their scientific-technological and industrial capabilities, as well as in the exercise of national decision-making power in the international scenario. This article aims to conduct a comparative study to establish the different strategies implemented and identify the results obtained in techno-productive capabilities, recognizing the importance of the interrelation between local factors and international constraints.