Interamerican Cabotage. A proposal of continental solidarity in times of war elaborated by the Argentine Social Museum (1914-1916) by Zanzottera, Guillermina

“…This article analyses the strategies unfolded by Museo Social Argentino at the impact of the First World War in Latin America. This private institution, oriented to the public well-being, took the responsibility of promoting a continental solidarity campaign, proposing the need for a Pacific isolation of the Americas and the neutralization of Inter-American marine traffic. …”
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State surveillance and extraterritorial repression of the Chilean dictatorship in democratic Argentina (1983-1988) by Lastra, María Soledad

“…The hypothesis of this work indicates that the existence of infiltrators and agents of extraterritorial repression in Argentina strained the process of pacification that both countries had been carrying out since 1984 as a result of the war conflict over the Beagle Channel, and hinted the need to implement a coordination plan repressive on both sides of the mountain range.…”
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