This new publication, edited by Dr Juan Grigera and Dr Luciana Zorzoli (both KCL), brings together Argentinian authors to illuminate the lesser known characteristics, significance, extent and legacies of the last dictatorship in Argentina. It focuses on an interdisciplinary and broad examination of the social and political history and on the political economy of Argentina, and confronts established ideas, challenging academic and common knowledge alike from a highly informed new approach. Learn more about this book here.
The Studies of the Americas Series is published by Palgrave-Springer and is edited by Professor Maxine Molyneux
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