This edited volume provides a comprehensive overview of the renewal of academic engagement in the Argentinian dictatorship in the context of the post-2001 crisis.
Author: Juan Grigera
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 9783030183011
Category: Political Science
Page: 213
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Franco Basaglia and his ideas have profoundly impacted on the most
progressive actors in the mental health field in ... law which abolished internment
in asylums (Law 180 of 1978), Argentina fell under a military dictatorship (1976–
1983).
Author: Tom Burns
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN: 9780198841012
Category: Medical
Page: 400
View: 908
Democratic governments in Brazil , Argentina and Uruguay inherited from their
dictatorships high inflation rates and were forced to implement drastic
stabilization programs . Inevitably these programs cause tension among various
social ...
Author: Sergio Bitar
Publisher:
ISBN: UTEXAS:059173024062798
Category: Chile
Page: 38
View: 853
Latin America: Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil,
Venezuela, Dominican Republic, and Haita ... The overthrown Perez Jiminez
dictatorship left as its legacy to the unhappy people of Venezuela a substantial
debt and ...
Author: United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Publisher:
ISBN: COLUMBIA:CU51656400
Category: Latin America
Page: 55
View: 523
His effective departure left Danza Moderna in a period of uncertainty at the same
time that artists in other fields were facing similar ... negotiations with state
leaders and to young choreographers staging innovative works that took Guerra's
legacy in new directions. ... contemporary dance works to evoke and work
through the trauma of the Argentinian dictatorship from 1976 to 1983 and its
aftermath, when ...
Author: Susan Manning
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
ISBN: 9780299322403
Category: Performing Arts
Page: 588
View: 228
A somber period of military dictatorship is coming to an end in Argentina . In
December the military junta will quit the political arena , leaving as its legacy to
the new civilian authorities a ... A new stage in the history of Argentina will begin .
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: MINN:31951001371739I
Category: World politics
Page:
View: 843
In his efforts to condemn past sins and provide for a moral rebirth , President
Carter indicated that his administration would stop supporting repressive
dictatorships , emphasize the protection of human rights , and begin to treat the
Latin American nations in a less paternalistic way . His human rights campaign in
Latin America hit the hardest in Argentina , Nicaragua , Brazil , and Chile , where
authoritarian ...
Author: David W. Dent
Publisher: Greenwood
ISBN: UVA:X004276766
Category: History
Page: 418
View: 988
The Argentinians immediately protested to Lord Palmerston , the British Foreign
Secretary , and continued their protests for the next 149 years . ” When the newly
installed Argentine junta reviewed the Falklands situation early in 1982 , it found
...
Author: Stanislao Pugliese
Publisher: Politicos Pub
ISBN: UOM:39015057583927
Category: Biography & Autobiography
Page: 419
View: 363
249 Becerra focused on the link between Argentina ' s present - day violence and
its legacy of human rights violations ... those decisions bring them closer to
attaining justice for the victims of the human rights abuses committed by the junta
...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UCAL:B5089994
Category:
Page:
View: 832
La Nacion, June 15 Argentine President Fernando de la Rúa completed his first
official visit to the U.S. last week with meetings ... Thus the legacy is a seven-year
stall against more open markets in order ... as Argentina, one of the region's most
successful case studies in moving from dictatorship to democracy, confronts its ...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UCSC:32106015218206
Category: Latin America
Page:
View: 276
The land was his legacy , his patrimony the pampas . He was born on 30 March
1793 in his family ' s town house in Buenos Aires , the first son of his parents . His
education , though rudimentary , was appropriate for his role . He was taught to ...
Author: John Lynch
Publisher: Oxford : Clarendon ; New York : Oxford University Press
ISBN: UOM:39015038890763
Category: Argentina
Page: 414
View: 205
ARGENTINE WELCOMES THE PHILIPPINES Colonel Peron was a widower ,
and barely 48 years old , but already ... in command of the ruling junta , Colonel
Juan Peron resigned from office when General Edelmiro Farrell , his superior ,
did ...
Author: Melandrew T. Velasco
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015081852355
Category: Ambassadors
Page: 324
View: 665
While it seems difficult to imagine that a populace that has lived through a
dictatorship would remain loyal to the legacy of that regime , the government
ensured future loyalty during the height of its repression by capturing an innocent
and ...
Author: Rebecca Jean Ulland
Publisher:
ISBN: MINN:31951P01038773U
Category:
Page: 354
View: 511
And , in Argentina , military officials continue to be tried for their abuses during
the “ Dirty War . ... of the Plaza de Mayo , and the babies of victims have provided
a focus for coming to terms with the “ Dirty War ” and its legacy . ... rights
movement began in Argentina under the dictatorship and how important the
notion of universal human rights was to the Argentine process of recovery during
the 1980s .
Author: David E. Lorey
Publisher: Scholarly Resources Incorporated
ISBN: STANFORD:36105134426852
Category: History
Page: 258
View: 999
2 The 1976—83 Military Dictatorship and its Economic Legacy In 1976 the
coexistence of urban guerrillas, ... viewed by the Armed Forces and the upper
bourgeoisie as sufficient reason to, once again, install their form of 'order' in
Argentina.
Author: Laura Tedesco
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9781135263904
Category: Political Science
Page: 240
View: 836
The interpretation of Rosas as a diabolic dictator who based his power on a well -
orchestrated campaign of terror has ... of modern Argentine history , particularly
the so - called guerra sucia of the late 1970s , as nurtured by a legacy of official ...
Author: David William Foster
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015017933550
Category: Argentina
Page: 204
View: 917
GUST civilians , and the political culture of Nicaragua today still struggles with the
legacy of the blood shed in the 1980s . ... 000 “ dissidents , " most of them
workers and students , in its own dirty war — a war that the Argentine junta
justified as ...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015073795018
Category: Popular music
Page:
View: 472
The key problem in the Southern Cone is the uneasy relationship between
Argentina and Chile . The Argentinian army detests Allende as much as the
Brazilian army does , and it is concerned about the Chilean minority in southern
Argentina .
Author: Ronald Hilton
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
ISBN: 0397472838
Category: Latin America
Page: 253
View: 331
Cultural Magazines and Clandestine Life Under Argentina's Last Dictatorship
Cecily Marcus ... that of Arturo Frondizi , the magazine's contributors spent the
last years of its life revisiting the history of Perón and its legacy , a project echoed
...
Author: Cecily Marcus
Publisher:
ISBN: MINN:31951P00789596M
Category:
Page: 794
View: 800
Both regimes , however , adopted decrees that made it easier to dismiss
members of the judiciary and to hamper their careers ... When it comes to
repression , it is interesting that both Italy ' s and Argentina ' s dictatorships largely
relieved the ...
Author: Katherine Hite
Publisher:
ISBN: UTEXAS:059173014397585
Category: History
Page: 350
View: 846
