Why Perón Came to Power. The Background to Peronism in Argentina

Author(s)
Alexander, Robert J.
Amadeo, Mario
Barager, Joseph R.
Blankstein, George I.
Flores, María
Germani, Gino
Johnson, John J.
Levene, Ricardo
Lucero, Franklín
McGann, Thomas F.
Murena, H.A.
National Investigations Committee of the Argentine Nation (Argentina)
Olivieri, Aníbal O.
Pendle, George
Perelman, Angel
Perón, Eva
Ruiz-Guiñazú, Alejandro
Sarmiento, Domingo F.
Scobie, James R.
Sánchez Viamonte, Carlos
Whitaker, Arthur P.
Primary author
Barager, Joseph R.
Publisher
Knopf
Place of Publication
NY
Date of Publication
1968
Number of Pages
274
Subjects
19th century
20th century
Argentina
Perón, Juan
Roman Catholic Church
administration
agrarian question
anthology, compilation
anti-semitism
bourgeoisie
caudillo
corruption
coup d'état, putsch
crisis
democracy
dictatorship
education
election
elite
finance
government
ideology
inflation
international relations
jail, gaol, prison, detention
judicial
labour laws
law, legislation
liberalism
media, press, opinion
migration
military
nation
national liberation
nationalism
oppression
parliament
party
peronism
plebeian
politics
popular
populism
post WW2
propaganda
regime
region
repression
revolution
right to vote
social structure
society
state
strike
testimony, account
theory
totalitarianism
trade, commerce
urban
urban development
welfare
working class
Classification
II Regions and countries | D South and Middle America | ar 10 Argentina
Copy Number
0
Identifier
IID.10 BAR reg 679
Languages
English