China's expanding technological footprint in Latin America challenges traditional dependency patterns dominated by the United States. Applying Social Network Analysis to foreign patent registrations (2013–2023), this article examines technological power dynamics through centrality and concentration metrics. Despite China's growing influence, the findings reveal that the core–periphery structure remains intact: technological dependency continues to revolve primarily around the United States, with China's rise producing diversification rather than structural transformation.
| Código institucional | PROD-2026-0247 |
| DOI | 10.33776/EUHU/rem.v72i.9075 ↗ |
| ISSN | 1576-0162 |
| Revista | REVISTA DE ECONOMIA MUNDIAL |
| Indexación | JCR · A2 · SJR · A2 |
| Idioma | ES |
| URL oficial | https://www.uhu.es/publicaciones/ojs/index.php/REM/article/view/9075 ↗ |
| Licencia | CC-BY-NC-SA OPEN ACCESS |
| Grupo(s) | Sinergia digit@l (COL0151911) |
| Línea de investigación | Política Económica y de Negociación Internacional |
| Programa | Economía |
| Área OCDE | Ciencias Sociales |
| URI Minerva | https://sgi.redsummaeducation.education/minerva/item/248 |
Juan Vázquez Rojo (2026). Poder tecnológico y dependencia persistente en América Latina: China, Estados Unidos y la red regional de patentes (2013-2023). REVISTA DE ECONOMIA MUNDIAL. https://doi.org/10.33776/EUHU/rem.v72i.9075
@article{JuanVzquezRojo2026,
title = {Poder tecnológico y dependencia persistente en América Latina: China, Estados Unidos y la red regional de patentes (2013-2023)},
author = {Juan Vázquez Rojo},
year = {2026},
journal = {REVISTA DE ECONOMIA MUNDIAL},
issn = {1576-0162},
doi = {10.33776/EUHU/rem.v72i.9075},
url = {https://sgi.redsummaeducation.education/minerva/item/248}
}