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GAMBINA, Julio C.. La Fundacion Mediterránea: burguesía industrial y asociaciones corporativas: pasado y presente. Estud. - Cent. Estud. Av., Univ. Nac. Córdoba [online]. 2010, n.24, pp.91-102. ISSN 1852-1568.

Argentina's insertion into the capitalist system materialized by the end of the nineteenth century, led to the structuring of the  capital work that was mutating simultaneously with the mode of production. Thus, the bourgeoisie was consistently associated with different dominant political projects, while workers developed strategies and alliances to overcome their condition of exploitation. In this dynamic of class struggle, the coup of 1976 substantially modified the country's development model on global capitalism, leading to a crackdown on workers who will eloquently reflected in indicators such as functional income distribution as historical terms. The ruling classes have provided the financial resources to create and maintain organic intellectuals and institutions that are functional to model and collaborate with the creation of consensus from the field of «academic.» The case studied in this paper is the Mediterranean Foundation, with links from the source to the genocidal dictatorship of 76 he left his stamp on the regressive structural changes persist.

Palavras-chave : Mediterranean Foundation; Capitalism; Bourgeoisie; Hegemony.