From the democratic republic to the diversion of the maximalist coup. The Socialist Party of Argentina and the Russian Revolution (March-November 1917) by Camarero, Hernán

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New politic toward cuentapropism and socioeconomic development in Cuban Socialist Project by Hernández Medina, Carlos Alberto, Fundora Nevot, Geydis Elena, Bell Lara, José, Báez Hernández, Alexander

“…This exploratory and analytical descriptive study systematizes aspects already known and provides others that serve as input to deepen the policy towards self-employment and its relationship with the Cuban socialist project. A qualitative methodological approach with methods and techniques of documentary analysis, non-participant observation, semi-structured interview and experts was used. …”
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Tribunes and pamphlets: the first presidential campaign of the Socialist Party under the Sáenz Peña Law by Palermo, Silvana Alejandra

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SOUTHEAST ASIA IN ARGENTINA’S EXTERNAL AGENDA: ARGENTINA’S FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM (2006-2015) by Baroni, Paola Andrea

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THE “EVERYDAY SOCIALISM” OF CHILEAN TEXTILE WORKERS: TRACING RADICAL POLITICS THROUGH THE WORKERS PRESS, 1936-1973 by Fishwick, Adam Daniel

“…Unlike many countries across the world, in Chile after 1968 a radical socialist government came to power with the electoral victory of Salvador Allende and Popular Unity underpinned by a whole range of movements toward a socialism “from below”. …”
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THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: KARL KAUTSKY AND ANTONIO GRAMSCI by Quiroga, Manuel, Fabry, Adam Balasz

“…The analysis draws on primary sources from each author, placing each of them in the context of their relationship with the socialist movement of their respective countries and the debates that went on within them.…”
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The Impact of the Russian Revolution on Uruguay (1917-1923) by Caetano, Gerardo

“…The present article will analyze its impact in the Uruguayan political, communist, socialist and anarchist political universe, but also in the dominant actors in the political scene: Batllismo and conservatives.…”
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INTELLECTUALS AND REVOLUTION. CORTÁZAR: A POETICS FOR POLITICS by Demarchi, Rogelio

“…Julio Cortázar, on the other hand, not only maintained his adhesion to the socialist project and claimed the freedom and autonomy of the intellectuals, but also wanted to be the Guevara of letters and proposed a poetics for politics: socialism could only be —from his perspective— if it knew how to be poetry. …”
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THE BEASTLEY'S MOMENT: THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF BUENOS AIRES AND THE EXPULSION OF FOREIGNERS (1896-1904) by Albornoz, Martín, Galeano, Diego Antonio

“…With that objective, a diverse group of sources have been consulted, including consular reports, police and crime press, local newspapers and anarchists and socialist’s writings.…”
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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works by Romano Roth, Carla

“…In the 1970s and 1980s, there were debates between Marxism and feminism through the readings of feminist socialist, radical, and Marxist intellectuals, intending to reflect on “the question of women” in the capitalist system. …”
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Feminism and education at the First International Women’s Congress. Buenos Aires 1910: inaugural speeches by Ernestina López and María Espíndola de Muñoz by Rebolledo, Eunice

“…The first speech, of liberal character, was given by Argentine Ernestina López, and the second, with anarcho-socialist elements, by Chilean María Espíndola de Muñoz. …”
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