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...Cole Rizki Abstract This article forms part of an emerging body of scholarship on the sex/gender politics of authoritarian regimes in Latin America, turning specific attention to Argentine trans and travesti politics and rights claims as these articulate with legacies of authoritarianism. On March...

... socialist society. Economists critical of authoritarianism created alternative democratic and market socialist models based on neoclassical economics. With these histories, this article provides a new explanation of the economic debates around 1989, demonstrating that these debates were not about planning...

...Brian Loveman This article describes the authoritarian institutions, political practices, and political culture of Chilean democracy before 1973. Although the military coup infringed constitutional procedures for government succession, the first measures taken by the military junta referenced...

... in Brazil, which had recently emerged from a long authoritarian regime and was confronting the implementation of neoliberal policies. Through Alea’s film, Brazilian critics and journalists discussed the themes advanced by “the Cuban case,” which struck a chord and ignited debate with the local public...

... that persistent efforts to distinguish rangers from law enforcement create an opportunity to practice collaborative and anti-authoritarian forms of protection. Copyright © 2020 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2020 environmentalism national parks policing rangers During...

... prisoner exposes how the histories of political incarceration, combined with the discourses of injustice and victimization, may also be used to legitimize authoritarian political regimes and new incarcerations. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc...

... authoritarian conditions, while going beyond these conditions by empowering workers to ground a broader struggle for democracy in reorganizing the control of society and productive industries through independent politics. 38. Walder and Gong, “Workers in the Tiananmen Protests,” 16 . 39. “Letter...

... distorted the relationship between popular culture and the state—a misrepresentation that was essential to the Duvalier regime’s legitimacy. The monument’s shifting meanings from its origins to the present illuminate the interplay between freedom and authoritarianism across Haitian culture and national...

... Mau). Alternative movements and the radical publications they produced tell a different story from the dominant narratives advanced by the right-wing authoritarian regimes of Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel Moi. These narratives of the Kenyan Left have been previously ignored, or when they have been made...

... Africa, Palestine, and Vietnam became a prominent feature on the pages of APSI . APSI ’s writing, however, reflected a politics of international solidarity with other sites of “hot” Cold Wars and anticolonial and anti-authoritarian politics across the globe. Critical articles on apartheid in South...

... of authoritarianism-one form I d gentle authoritarianism, the other brutal authoritarianism. Following in historian Bernard Lewis's footsteps, he xts up the Ottoman Empire as "the most enduring example" of gentle authoritarianism. He contrasts this with the "brutal authoritarian" stream, 'totally despotic...

... in middle or high school. Therefore, they bring little knowledge about the country (including the military regime) to the seminar or have only vague, general notions about the dictatorship, which are usually based on analogies with periods of authoritarianism in other countries. An additional challenge...

.... Before 1%7, however, Juan Linz’s category of an authoritarian regime embodying “controlled mobilization,” accurately describes the Nicaraguan reality! Up to that point, the Somozas consistently repressed the democratic political opposition but attempted to co- opt popular movements. The regime...

... through a liberal democratic process, and it ushered in seventeen years of a bloody military dictatorship under General Augusto Pinochet, a regime that became iconic of authoritarian rule and human rights violations throughout Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s. During military rule, and enabled...

.... This narrative engine, however, sought to conceal the empirical engine of the milagre : the consolidation of forms of concentration that endorsed the authoritarian nature of the Brazilian developmental state. economic narratives economic miracle developmental state authoritarianism Brazil...

... rights issues from being suppressed and removed from public discourse and agenda, despite efforts by elites. Also, those issues were at the core of anything that had to do with the military both during authoritarianism and the successor democracies. Still, from within the disciplinary boundaries...

..., through 212. Social Services in Brazil, 1930-50," HAHR 70,3 (1990). 10 March The Authoritarian State 13 Februarv Reading: Moreira Alves, 32-53. Attempts to Redemocratize the Nation; Optional: Alfred Stepan, The Military...

... important examples—Velasco’s project was an authoritarian and militaristic response to enduring social demands, intending to prevent the consolidation of mass mobilizations and insurgent politics. While the martial tone of the 1969 agrarian reform became evident throughout the process of land expropriation...

... each of these books in sequence, I have separated out five shared themes: 1) long term factors in the rise of Thatcher; 2) the failure of social democracy; BRITISH NEW RIGHT/ 139 3) the new right and "authoritarian populism"; 4) social class forces...

... vision of individual rights and democracy has inspired the very groups it excluded. One might make a similar analysis of ”the left” in its many versions from radically democratic to oppressively authoritarian, though none of these speakers did so. Throughout the twentieth century, liberalism...