Andrea Lluch
Biographic Data
| ID | 2290707 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrea Lluch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrea |
| FAMILY NAME | Lluch |
| SIGNATURE | LLUCH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de los Andes |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0325-2479 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The South American meat industry during the first global economy (1860–1930)
The production, trade, and consumption of meat products and their movement around the planet were essential to the development of global markets during the first wave of globalization. This article analyzes the main changes in the ownership structure and profile of the beef industry in South America from the late nineteenth century until 1930 and how this process was reflected in certain macroeconomic variables. It provides a comprehensive analys…
In the shadow of Americanisation: The origins and evolution of management education and training in Argentina (1940s–1960s)
This article examines the development of educational programs for developing managers in Argentina from the 1940s to the 1960s. Research on management education during this period has tended to be US-European focused and has looked at the impact of American models. In Argentina, new institutions began to emerge in the 1940s. This process gained momentum in the 1950s and flourished in the 1960s. Several US actors supported the institutionalisation…
The International Labour Organization and Management Development in Argentina
This article explores how the International Labour Organization (ILO) introduced management development programs in Argentina as a pilot project in developing countries in the late 1950s. By studying how the ILO worked together with actors at the national level, the article reveals how the ILO’s original idea to focus on top management development was reshaped through a dialogue with local actors within the context of tripartite cooperation betwe…
Women may be climbing on board, but not in first class: A long-term study of the factors affecting women’s board participation in Argentina and Chile (1923–2010)
The literature about women’s roles in corporate structure does not provide clear, systemic, integrative answers to fundamental questions such as which factors shape board gender composition and women’s roles in business and corporate networks? With the intention to help overcome this gap in the literature, this paper examines the dynamics of women’s access to corporate boards for more than a century in Argentina and Chile. It focuses on critical …
Ciclos de continuidad y rotación de las grandes empresas y grupos económicos en Argentina, 1900-1971
El artículo presenta un análisis demográfico de las grandes empresas en Argentina con el fin de identificar sus niveles de rotación y de perdurabilidad en distintas coyunturas históricas desde la primera globalización hasta el final de la industrialización dirigida por el Estado. La aplicación de una mirada dinámica y nominal de la población de las 200 mayores empresas del país entre 1913 y 1971 desde un enfoque inspirado en el campo de la demogr…
Embracing Complexity and Diversity in Business History: A Latin American Perspective
The boundaries of Business History, as a discipline, are constantly revisited. There have been contradictory views on the nature of our field for many decades, and they still exist today, reformulated by new generations and interest groups. As if these differences were not enough, there are also substantial disparities on when and how the subject has evolved worldwide. The discipline has expanded to new geographies recently, and several signals p…
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets: Female Entrepreneurs in Colombia since 1990
This article analyzes changes in the composition of Colombia's entrepreneurial class since the 1990s. We identify an increasing heterogeneity among the country's entrepreneurs, marked by greater diversity in gender, social class, and educational level. We also note more diverse regional origins, career trajectories, and political orientations among this group. The increasing number of women entrepreneurs, especially, played a significant role in …
Introductory Note: Franco Amatori and Comparative Business History
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The Changing and Flexible Nature of Imitation and Adulteration: The Case of the Global Wine Industry, 1850–1914
The first wave of globalization, from 1850 to 1914, is considered to be a period when global trade and investment increased at a steady pace, impacting on global economic growth. Yet that evolution was not consistent across all industries. This article explains why, during that period, global trade in wines and other alcoholic beverages was reversed. Apart from diseases that affected vineyards in the main wine-producing countries of the Old World…
Staffing policies and human resource management in Argentina: American and British firms (1890–1930s)
Foreign investment is at the core of discussions around the long-term development of Latin America’s economy. However, some aspects of foreign firms’ Latin American operations have not been analyzed extensively, such as management staffing strategies. This article examines recruitment patterns, managerial styles, and the professional development of executives in Argentina, contrasting cases of British and American companies from the end of the ni…
Las empresas frigoríficas en Argentina: Estrategias empresariales y cambios en el sector industrial (1882-1930)
Argentina dominó el mercado mundial de carnes desde inicios del siglo XX, y los frigoríficos representaron una de las principales industrias radicadas en Argentina. Este artículo se propone revisitar un tema clásico dentro de la historiografía económica argentina desde una nueva perspectiva, al enfocarse en los actores empresariales e insertar este análisis en un proceso de cambio de la industria de la carne a escala global. La investigación prop…
Quinto Sol. Veinte años en el camino
Investing in growing markets: Opportunities and challenges for multinationals in Argentina, 1900–1960
This article analyzes the global and local factors that shaped foreign direct investment (FDI) in Argentina and the strategies of foreign multinationals to adapt to challenging circumstances and to exogenous shocks from the early twentieth century to the emergence of a new global economy in the 1950s. The central argument is that Argentina was a host economy attractive to foreign investments, not only in the first globalization period but also af…
Corporate Networks and Business Groups in A rgentina in the Early 1970s
This article examines the interlocking directorates' structure of prominent Argentine business groups at the end of the import substitution period (1970–72), identifying corporate relations among and between business groups and the largest companies, during a period characterised by high institutional and macroeconomic instability. Applying social network analysis, it seeks to clarify how business groups can contribute to the cohesion of a corpor…
Essays in L atin A merican Business and Economic History: Introduction
"El sentido de la complejidad de las cosas. Introducción al Dossier "Latinoamérica y los enfoques globales
La historia global, en sus distintas vertientes y denominaciones, es un campo de estudio en expansión que ha venido concitando el interés de un creciente número de historiadores y promovido la construcción de novedosas agendas de investigación, problemas históricos y marcos interpretativos. Prueba de ello es la proliferación de revistas especializadas, tesis doctorales, asociaciones internacionales, congresos y conferencias, colecciones editorial…
Foreign Direct Investment in Argentina: Timing of Entry and Business Activities of Foreign Companies (1860-1950)
Au cours de la première mondialisation, l’Argentine a été considérée comme l’une des économies les plus dynamiques, attirant un volume record d’investissements étrangers. Elle se situait au quatrième rang mondial en termes de stock d’investissements directs étrangers en 1914. L’article a pour but de présenter une vue d’ensemble des relations entre les multinationales (principalement américaines et européennes) et les pays d’accueil durant la prem…
Un Largo Proceso De Exclusion. La Politica Oficial Y El Destino Final De Los Indicenas Ranquelinos en La Pampa: Colonia Emilio Mitre
This paper attempts to analyze the Argentinian official policies for the settlement of the indigenous survivors after 1879-1885 military campaigns, and the results of such policies, focusing in the study of the genesis, organization and development of the pastoral colony Emilio Mitre in La Pampa Territory, during the first decades of its existence
The Changing and Flexible Nature of Imitation and Adulteration: The Case of the Global Wine Industry, 1850–1914
The first wave of globalization, from 1850 to 1914, is considered to be a period when global trade and investment increased at a steady pace, impacting on global economic growth. Yet that evolution was not consistent across all industries. This article explains why, during that period, global trade in wines and other alcoholic beverages was reversed. Apart from diseases that affected vineyards in the main wine-producing countries of the Old World…
Staffing policies and human resource management in Argentina: American and British firms (1890–1930s)
Foreign investment is at the core of discussions around the long-term development of Latin America’s economy. However, some aspects of foreign firms’ Latin American operations have not been analyzed extensively, such as management staffing strategies. This article examines recruitment patterns, managerial styles, and the professional development of executives in Argentina, contrasting cases of British and American companies from the end of the ni…
Las empresas frigoríficas en Argentina: Estrategias empresariales y cambios en el sector industrial (1882-1930)
Argentina dominó el mercado mundial de carnes desde inicios del siglo XX, y los frigoríficos representaron una de las principales industrias radicadas en Argentina. Este artículo se propone revisitar un tema clásico dentro de la historiografía económica argentina desde una nueva perspectiva, al enfocarse en los actores empresariales e insertar este análisis en un proceso de cambio de la industria de la carne a escala global. La investigación prop…
Foreign Direct Investment in Argentina: Timing of Entry and Business Activities of Foreign Companies (1860-1950)
Au cours de la première mondialisation, l’Argentine a été considérée comme l’une des économies les plus dynamiques, attirant un volume record d’investissements étrangers. Elle se situait au quatrième rang mondial en termes de stock d’investissements directs étrangers en 1914. L’article a pour but de présenter une vue d’ensemble des relations entre les multinationales (principalement américaines et européennes) et les pays d’accueil durant la prem…
Women may be climbing on board, but not in first class: A long-term study of the factors affecting women’s board participation in Argentina and Chile (1923–2010)
The literature about women’s roles in corporate structure does not provide clear, systemic, integrative answers to fundamental questions such as which factors shape board gender composition and women’s roles in business and corporate networks? With the intention to help overcome this gap in the literature, this paper examines the dynamics of women’s access to corporate boards for more than a century in Argentina and Chile. It focuses on critical …
Embracing Complexity and Diversity in Business History: A Latin American Perspective
The boundaries of Business History, as a discipline, are constantly revisited. There have been contradictory views on the nature of our field for many decades, and they still exist today, reformulated by new generations and interest groups. As if these differences were not enough, there are also substantial disparities on when and how the subject has evolved worldwide. The discipline has expanded to new geographies recently, and several signals p…
Investing in growing markets: Opportunities and challenges for multinationals in Argentina, 1900–1960
This article analyzes the global and local factors that shaped foreign direct investment (FDI) in Argentina and the strategies of foreign multinationals to adapt to challenging circumstances and to exogenous shocks from the early twentieth century to the emergence of a new global economy in the 1950s. The central argument is that Argentina was a host economy attractive to foreign investments, not only in the first globalization period but also af…
In the shadow of Americanisation: The origins and evolution of management education and training in Argentina (1940s–1960s)
This article examines the development of educational programs for developing managers in Argentina from the 1940s to the 1960s. Research on management education during this period has tended to be US-European focused and has looked at the impact of American models. In Argentina, new institutions began to emerge in the 1940s. This process gained momentum in the 1950s and flourished in the 1960s. Several US actors supported the institutionalisation…
The International Labour Organization and Management Development in Argentina
This article explores how the International Labour Organization (ILO) introduced management development programs in Argentina as a pilot project in developing countries in the late 1950s. By studying how the ILO worked together with actors at the national level, the article reveals how the ILO’s original idea to focus on top management development was reshaped through a dialogue with local actors within the context of tripartite cooperation betwe…
Introductory Note: Franco Amatori and Comparative Business History
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the 'Save PDF' action button
"El sentido de la complejidad de las cosas. Introducción al Dossier "Latinoamérica y los enfoques globales
La historia global, en sus distintas vertientes y denominaciones, es un campo de estudio en expansión que ha venido concitando el interés de un creciente número de historiadores y promovido la construcción de novedosas agendas de investigación, problemas históricos y marcos interpretativos. Prueba de ello es la proliferación de revistas especializadas, tesis doctorales, asociaciones internacionales, congresos y conferencias, colecciones editorial…
Un Largo Proceso De Exclusion. La Politica Oficial Y El Destino Final De Los Indicenas Ranquelinos en La Pampa: Colonia Emilio Mitre
This paper attempts to analyze the Argentinian official policies for the settlement of the indigenous survivors after 1879-1885 military campaigns, and the results of such policies, focusing in the study of the genesis, organization and development of the pastoral colony Emilio Mitre in La Pampa Territory, during the first decades of its existence
Un Largo Proceso De Exclusion. La Politica Oficial Y El Destino Final De Los Indicenas Ranquelinos en La Pampa: Colonia Emilio Mitre
This paper attempts to analyze the Argentinian official policies for the settlement of the indigenous survivors after 1879-1885 military campaigns, and the results of such policies, focusing in the study of the genesis, organization and development of the pastoral colony Emilio Mitre in La Pampa Territory, during the first decades of its existence
Foreign Direct Investment in Argentina: Timing of Entry and Business Activities of Foreign Companies (1860-1950)
Au cours de la première mondialisation, l’Argentine a été considérée comme l’une des économies les plus dynamiques, attirant un volume record d’investissements étrangers. Elle se situait au quatrième rang mondial en termes de stock d’investissements directs étrangers en 1914. L’article a pour but de présenter une vue d’ensemble des relations entre les multinationales (principalement américaines et européennes) et les pays d’accueil durant la prem…
Corporate Networks and Business Groups in A rgentina in the Early 1970s
This article examines the interlocking directorates' structure of prominent Argentine business groups at the end of the import substitution period (1970–72), identifying corporate relations among and between business groups and the largest companies, during a period characterised by high institutional and macroeconomic instability. Applying social network analysis, it seeks to clarify how business groups can contribute to the cohesion of a corpor…
Essays in L atin A merican Business and Economic History: Introduction
"El sentido de la complejidad de las cosas. Introducción al Dossier "Latinoamérica y los enfoques globales
La historia global, en sus distintas vertientes y denominaciones, es un campo de estudio en expansión que ha venido concitando el interés de un creciente número de historiadores y promovido la construcción de novedosas agendas de investigación, problemas históricos y marcos interpretativos. Prueba de ello es la proliferación de revistas especializadas, tesis doctorales, asociaciones internacionales, congresos y conferencias, colecciones editorial…
Investing in growing markets: Opportunities and challenges for multinationals in Argentina, 1900–1960
This article analyzes the global and local factors that shaped foreign direct investment (FDI) in Argentina and the strategies of foreign multinationals to adapt to challenging circumstances and to exogenous shocks from the early twentieth century to the emergence of a new global economy in the 1950s. The central argument is that Argentina was a host economy attractive to foreign investments, not only in the first globalization period but also af…
Quinto Sol. Veinte años en el camino
Las empresas frigoríficas en Argentina: Estrategias empresariales y cambios en el sector industrial (1882-1930)
Argentina dominó el mercado mundial de carnes desde inicios del siglo XX, y los frigoríficos representaron una de las principales industrias radicadas en Argentina. Este artículo se propone revisitar un tema clásico dentro de la historiografía económica argentina desde una nueva perspectiva, al enfocarse en los actores empresariales e insertar este análisis en un proceso de cambio de la industria de la carne a escala global. La investigación prop…
The Changing and Flexible Nature of Imitation and Adulteration: The Case of the Global Wine Industry, 1850–1914
The first wave of globalization, from 1850 to 1914, is considered to be a period when global trade and investment increased at a steady pace, impacting on global economic growth. Yet that evolution was not consistent across all industries. This article explains why, during that period, global trade in wines and other alcoholic beverages was reversed. Apart from diseases that affected vineyards in the main wine-producing countries of the Old World…
Staffing policies and human resource management in Argentina: American and British firms (1890–1930s)
Foreign investment is at the core of discussions around the long-term development of Latin America’s economy. However, some aspects of foreign firms’ Latin American operations have not been analyzed extensively, such as management staffing strategies. This article examines recruitment patterns, managerial styles, and the professional development of executives in Argentina, contrasting cases of British and American companies from the end of the ni…
Embracing Complexity and Diversity in Business History: A Latin American Perspective
The boundaries of Business History, as a discipline, are constantly revisited. There have been contradictory views on the nature of our field for many decades, and they still exist today, reformulated by new generations and interest groups. As if these differences were not enough, there are also substantial disparities on when and how the subject has evolved worldwide. The discipline has expanded to new geographies recently, and several signals p…
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets: Female Entrepreneurs in Colombia since 1990
This article analyzes changes in the composition of Colombia's entrepreneurial class since the 1990s. We identify an increasing heterogeneity among the country's entrepreneurs, marked by greater diversity in gender, social class, and educational level. We also note more diverse regional origins, career trajectories, and political orientations among this group. The increasing number of women entrepreneurs, especially, played a significant role in …
Introductory Note: Franco Amatori and Comparative Business History
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the 'Save PDF' action button
Ciclos de continuidad y rotación de las grandes empresas y grupos económicos en Argentina, 1900-1971
El artículo presenta un análisis demográfico de las grandes empresas en Argentina con el fin de identificar sus niveles de rotación y de perdurabilidad en distintas coyunturas históricas desde la primera globalización hasta el final de la industrialización dirigida por el Estado. La aplicación de una mirada dinámica y nominal de la población de las 200 mayores empresas del país entre 1913 y 1971 desde un enfoque inspirado en el campo de la demogr…
The International Labour Organization and Management Development in Argentina
This article explores how the International Labour Organization (ILO) introduced management development programs in Argentina as a pilot project in developing countries in the late 1950s. By studying how the ILO worked together with actors at the national level, the article reveals how the ILO’s original idea to focus on top management development was reshaped through a dialogue with local actors within the context of tripartite cooperation betwe…
Women may be climbing on board, but not in first class: A long-term study of the factors affecting women’s board participation in Argentina and Chile (1923–2010)
The literature about women’s roles in corporate structure does not provide clear, systemic, integrative answers to fundamental questions such as which factors shape board gender composition and women’s roles in business and corporate networks? With the intention to help overcome this gap in the literature, this paper examines the dynamics of women’s access to corporate boards for more than a century in Argentina and Chile. It focuses on critical …
The South American meat industry during the first global economy (1860–1930)
The production, trade, and consumption of meat products and their movement around the planet were essential to the development of global markets during the first wave of globalization. This article analyzes the main changes in the ownership structure and profile of the beef industry in South America from the late nineteenth century until 1930 and how this process was reflected in certain macroeconomic variables. It provides a comprehensive analys…
In the shadow of Americanisation: The origins and evolution of management education and training in Argentina (1940s–1960s)
This article examines the development of educational programs for developing managers in Argentina from the 1940s to the 1960s. Research on management education during this period has tended to be US-European focused and has looked at the impact of American models. In Argentina, new institutions began to emerge in the 1940s. This process gained momentum in the 1950s and flourished in the 1960s. Several US actors supported the institutionalisation…
Political science (14 works) · Business (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Argentine historical studies (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Diversity (politics (3 works) · Family Business Performance and Succession (3 works)