The ILO in South America
Communism and Chilean Workers (1922-1932)

Name: The ILO in South America
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The history of the ILO and its relations with the Southern Cone is addressed during a time of great political and cultural upheaval, especially as communist ideas expanded worldwide (Interwar period). It is a history that reconstructs the ties woven between the Chilean labor movement and an internationalist organization like the ILO, which saw communism as an ideological and political obstacle to social reform, considered an essential requirement for peace.

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SKU: 9789563570830 Category: History Tags: Communism, History, Eight, Workers

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Rustic cover
Measures 23 x 15 cm.
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The ILO in South America Communism and Chilean Workers (1922-1932)

Autor	Juan Carlos Yañez
Portada	Ver portada
Year	12-2016
Nº de páginas	236
ISBN	978-956-357-083-0
Intellectual Property Registration	272308
ISBN digital	978-956-357-084-7

Juan Carlos Yañez

Chile. Doctor of History from EHESS-Paris, where he conducted research on the transnational dimension of social policies implemented in South America, particularly the role of the ILO in the construction of the region's social security systems. In 2008, he won a Conicyt scholarship to pursue his studies abroad. In the last five years, he has participated in national and international conferences where he has presented the progress of his research. His publications include "Estado, consenso y crisis social. El espacio público en Chile: 1900-1920" (Dibam, 2003) and "La intervención social en Chile y el nacimiento de la sociedad salarial (1907-1932)" (Ril, 2008). He is currently a lecturer at the University of Valparaíso.

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