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ArticleThe power of distance: Re-theorizing social movements in Latin America

Diane E. Davis1999

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The power of distance: Re-theorizing social movements in Latin America

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Latin American socio-political dynamics Communism, Protests, Social Movements Feminism, Gender, and Social Issues

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Year1999

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Published1999-08-01

VenueTheory and Society

ISSN-L0304-2421

Languageen

Citations128

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ShelfLatin American socio-political dynamics

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