Puerto Rican Populism Revisited: the PPD during the 1940s

Emilio Pantojas-García

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Historical Studies in Latin America Populism, Right-Wing Movements

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Introduction: Puerto Rican scholars have recently undertaken the task of re-interpreting the populist political project of the Partido Popular Democrático (PPD) during the decade of the 1940s. The new studies on this subject have focused on the class basis of the PPD's leadership, the class interests articulated in the policies adopted by the PPD government, and the structural context within which this party came to power and implemented its programme.

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1957The People of Puerto Rico.1981Contemporary Caribbean : a sociological reader

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