Political and Social Change
Course Description This course focuses on political and social change and its instrumental role in the formation of national identity. Drawing mainly on historic sources, the course analyzes the cases of Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Argentina. Students will get familia...
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Program in Argentine and Latin American Studies (PALAS) - Universidad de Belgrano
2015
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This course focuses on political and social change and its instrumental role in the
formation of national identity. Drawing mainly on historic sources, the course
analyzes the cases of Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Argentina.
Students will get familiar not only with the political system and parties but also with
the uprising of new social actors and protest movements and prospects resulting
from the dialogue between states, societies and social forces. The course will also
address the role citizenship and institutions play in democracy nowadays and the
effect the succession of repressive military dictatorships had in relation to memory. |
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