The “Chilean Way” to Socialism (1970–1973)
A geo-historical itinerary of the Popular Unity in the world-system
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Is it possible to imagine a new historical analysis of the crisis and fall of the Popular Unity government? In principle, it seems difficult to add another explanation to one of the most extensively studied topics in recent Chilean history and in Latin American Cold War history. However, Luis Garrido's research adopts an original and challenging viewpoint by integrating the systemic theoretical framework of the American sociologist and historian Immanuel Wallerstein into the analysis of the 1973 institutional crisis. In this regard, the author invites us to understand the end of the Chilean socialist experiment in light of the long durée, inheriting Fernand Braudel's theses, and within the framework of global economic cycles (world-system).
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The “Chilean Way” to Socialism (1970–1973) A geo-historical itinerary of the Popular Unity in the world-system
| Autor | Luis Garrido Soto |
|---|---|
| Portada | Ver portada |
| Year | 07-2015 |
| Nº de páginas | 338 |
| ISBN | 978-956-357-006-9 |
| Intellectual Property Registration | 242757 |
Ivory paper
Black and white images
Rustic cover
Measures 23 x 15 cm.
Luis Garrido Soto
Chile. Holds a degree in History and a Diploma in Contemporary Political Philosophy from the Universidad Alberto Hurtado. He is currently an independent researcher and a member of the Geocultura Research Collective (with Alex Zapata). His research interests include the trajectory of the Popular Unity in the world-economy, the history of capitalism on a global scale, anti-systemic movements, historical materialism, and the use of world-systems analysis as a historiographical interpretive perspective. He has been accepted as a doctoral student (PhD) in Sociology at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton, a core institution for world-systems analysis.Related books
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