...Robert S. Smith Rural Life in Argentina . By Taylor Carl C. . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1948 . Pp. xx , 464 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 598 The South Atlantic Quarterly he feels, expect an inevitable attack by capitalism...

...Ricardo D. Salvatore The international location of Argentina—its “place” in the scale of “progress and civilization” designed by European industrialized nations—has been shifting since the consolidation of the nation-state in 1880. Viewed as a successful settler economy by North American travelers...

...Verónica Gago This article proposes expanding the concept of extractivism beyond the critique of the reprimarization of Latin American economies and their dependency on commodities. Thus it focuses on the modes of financial penetration of Argentina’s popular sectors during the past decade linked...

... their normative frameworks and expanded abortion access. This dossier focuses specifically on Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico, which saw notable changes in the direction of abortion decriminalization and legalization. These developments are in stark contrast with the 2022 decision by the Supreme Court...

...María Alicia Gutiérrez This article charts the arguments, strategies, and struggles of the abortion rights movement in Argentina, with special attention to the National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe, and Free Abortion. This heterogeneous coalition—widely recognized by its green kerchief...

... capable of building a political and productive alternative. The South Atlantic Quarterly 118:4, October 2019 doi 10.1215/00382876-7825636 © 2019 Duke University Press Alioscia Castronovo Reinventing the Common: Practices, Experiences, and Conflicts in the Popular Economies of Argentina Passing through...

...Alfred Tischendorf Argentina, the United States, and the Inter-American System, 1880-1914 . By McGann Thomas F. . Cambridge, Massachusetts : Harvard University Press , 1957 . Pp. 330 . 6.50 . Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 532 The South Atlantic Quarterly went...

...Colectivo Situaciones What lies beyond neoliberalism? This essay proposes to examine this question within the effects of those struggles that, through the creation of collective spaces, significantly contributed to delegitimizing neoliberalism and breaking its hegemony. In Argentina, ten years...

...Ana C. Dinerstein The essay discusses negativity as the force underpinning social antagonism, with particular reference to the fleeting moment of hope experienced in Argentina in December 2001. Developing Ernst Bloch’s notion of “real as process,” the essay problematizes “factual reality...

...Grupo Acontecimiento Through an exposition of three key reactions to the growing pull of electoral phenomena in Argentina, Grupo Acontecimiento gives itself the challenge of answering the question of how it might be possible to operate politically within a space where political action...

... to Argentina, Zibechi analyzes the role of organizational innovations in the antisystemic movements, the constant renovation of indigenous “ways of doing,” the continued validity and limitations of Marxist conceptions of revolution, the dangers and possibilities of progressive governments for the region's...

...Lucía Cavallero; Verónica Gago; Marta Malo; Liz Mason-Deese Since the organization of the first international feminist strikes, Argentina’s feminist movement has used the method of the assembly to produce analyses of the relationship and interconnection between sexist violence and economic violence...

... Duress” ​More than twenty years after the resump‑ tion of democracy in Argentina, the harrowing memories of the last military regime (1976–83) are still vividly troublesome. As if suspended...

... on under government supervision in Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Our trade relations with Argentina deserve some elaboration. Early in October a commercial treaty between Argentina and the United States was signed on the basis of reciprocity. Import duties were lowered by Argentina on the following...

... the Argentine constitution than the current his- torical conjuncture. It has been little more than twenty years since democracy was restored to Argentina after the Guerra Sucia, or Dirty War...

...-revolucion-bolivariana-o-inventamos-o-erramos-claves-para-leer-el-proces . Bonnet Alberto . 2009 . “Las relaciones con el estado en las luchas sociales recientes: Un planteo del problema a partir de la experiencia argentina” (“The Relation with the State in Recent Social Struggles: An Approach...

... at the Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), Argentina. She is also a Professor in the Communications Sciences career at UBA and a researcher at IEALC (Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies). She is a member of the National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe, and Free Abortion and coordinates the work...

...-Nature Relationships: The Imperial Mode of Living and the Limits to Environmental Governance .” Review of International Political Economy 20 , no. 4 : 687 – 711 . Colectivo Voces de Alerta . 2011 . 15 mitos y realidades sobre la minería transnacional en Argentina (Fifteen Myths and Realities...

... and a doctorate in sociology from l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. She is a researcher at the National 238  The South Atlantic Quarterly • January 2015 Scientific and Technical Research Council (Consejo Nacional de Investiga- ciones Científicas y Técnicas, CONICET) in Argentina...

... neighbors to the south concerned World War II. Over half of volume five deals with Argentina, Brazil, and Chile, while Cuba and Mexico receive only a little less than half of the sixth. One of the biggest headaches for the United States was Argentina. American officials desired Argentina to carry out...