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The Ideology of State Terror

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Memory, violence, and history Political Conflict and Governance Political and Social Dynamics in Chile and Latin America

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Departing from conventional wisdom, Pion-Berlin argues that the use of state terror by Latin American regimes often has been the product of intellectual constructs, not a reaction to dissent and violent upheavals by the popular classes or to pressures from the economically powerful classes.

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