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Border Processes in Bolivia: why is Chile Concentrating Bolivian Interest and not another Country? by Orellana Yáñez, José, Pozo Paillán, Ignacio

“…The five border processes managed by Bolivia throughout its republican life were schematically compared, in the expectation of finding a more comprehensive and plausible cause of why Chile concentrates the recognized Bolivian animosity in the South American and Latin American region, using interpretive models of Chilean border achievement criteria, applied to Bolivia. Therefore, the hypothesis is that through the category of myth, more clarity could be found to understand the maritime mythology now indianized, constitutionalized, and plurinationalized, projecting itself more assertive for Bolivian internal cohesion and functional to its foreign policy.…”
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The Entry of Trotskysts into the Chilean Socialist Party: From the Communist Left to the Third Congress in 1936 by Venegas Caro, Diego Esteban

“…To do so, it observes the origins of this group, as well as the discussions that took place around this political discussion. The working hypothesis is that the Trotskyists would have joined the Socialist Party for two main reasons: to avoid being relegated to no political influence; and the political conditions that, according to the Trotskyists, led to the leadership within that party. …”
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Hayden White and the Reinterpretation of Narrativism: Post-Narrativism and Narrative Constructivism as Contemporary Theoretical Horizons by Rivera Inostroza, Diego Eduardo

“…This article critically examines the impact of Hayden White’s narrativism on the theory of history, as well as the reformulations that have emerged from Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen’s post-narrativism and Kalle Pihlainen’s narrative constructivism. My hypothesis is that these re-interpretations of White’s proposal allow us to move beyond the idea of a single true narrative. …”
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¿DE FASCISTAS A GUERRILLEROS? UNA CRÍTICA A LA HISTORIOGRAFÍA DEL MOVIMIENTO NACIONALISTA TACUARA Y SUS DERIVAS HACIA LA IZQUIERDA PERONISTA EN LA ARGENTINA by Campos, Esteban

“…The latter prioritises leftwing ruptures, emphasizing the link with the 50, 60 and 70. The working hypothesis considers  that the arguments of contininuity and rupture run the risk of denying a specific temporality to the political conjuncture in which the MNT arises.…”
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DISPUTAR EL TERRITORIO POPULAR. OPERATIVOS CÍVICO-MILITARES DURANTE EL CICLO DE PROTESTAS EN LA DICTADURA CHILENA (1983-1986) by Silva Hidalgo, Robinson

“…ABSTRACT This article seeks to analyze the role of civic-military operations, social control devices used by the dictatorship, the hypothesis defines that the social  fracture, represented by the cycle of protests against the regime, has a response in civic-military operations and, in political terms, this refers to a clear  dispute.…”
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