The Political Economy of Labour in Argentina 1870–1930

Abstract

Argentine workers occupy a unique place in the country’s difficult history. In the context of frequent coups d’état and unremitting political turmoil, historians and social scientists study workers in an effort to explain the origins of the country’s economic and political troubles. Specifically, the persistence of the powerful Peronist movement captures the attention of students. For Peronism was seen as the force which made organised workers central actors in Argentine history, and made an understanding of the working classes an essential part of any appraisal of Argentine reality. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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