De las huelgas a los cortes de ruta: la historiografía sobre la protesta social en Argentina
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aeamer.2003.v60.i1.176Keywords:
Historiography, Argentina, social protest, social movementsAbstract
This article examines the historiography of social protest in Argentina during the twentieth century, inspired by the recent protests which prompted the resignation of at least three presidents. Collective protests have assumed different forms and characteristics throughout history, which scholars have examined from varying theoretical and methodological perpectives. The work identifies the relevant themes, periods and geography of social protest, as well as the debates aroused by such conflicts as the semana trágica of 1919, that of 17 October 1946, and the cordobazo. It also addresses the sources used to study these conflicts.
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