Uruguay. Crisis y Restauración de la República Moderada (1955-1990)

Caetano, Gerardo; Rilla, José

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“…Gerardo Caetano's 2011 monograph on the ''Batlle Republic'' centers on the development of citizenship during the Batlle years and pairs it with the moral, secular project the state aimed to implement in spaces spanning from schools to labor reforms. 36 It is precisely the relationship between workers, the state, and labor reforms that PhD candidate Lars Peterson zeroes in on in his dissertation, utilizing sources from labor media and police archives. 37 Christine Ehrick has also opened a new line of research on Batllismo and the gendered process of state formation by concentrating on female political agency, feminism, and female domestic servants.…”

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Uruguay, Gateway to Nineteenth‐Century Cultural History of the Río de la Plata

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Argentina occupies a prominent place in Latin American historiography. Latin Americanists as well as historians of other world regions are less familiar, though, with the intensity of cultural, political, and economic flows that defined the broader region of the Río de la Plata, comprising today's Uruguay and Argentina specifically, as well as Paraguay and southern Brazil more generally. Such exchanges of goods, ideas, and people were especially true of the late colonial period and the nineteenth century. Yet in this equation studies of Uruguay have remained on the margins in historical scholarship. This essay focuses on three core areas of research in the recent historiography of Uruguay as a gateway to nineteenth-century cultural history of the Río de la Plata region. These areas are: (1) the African diaspora and blackness; (2) political culture and cultural history; and (3) a revitalized political history that draws from intellectual history and new energy surrounding the bicentennials of independence throughout Latin America. Knowledge of the historical forces shaping nineteenth-century Uruguay not only contributes to a more complete understanding of the region's cultural history; it also allows for the development of a historical perspective that is much more in tune with the historical experience of the region's inhabitants throughout the long nineteenth century. Moreover, students and scholars of Argentina will note some parallels in research problems, though seeing them through the Uruguay prism can yield alternative approaches and point to previously unknown or under-utilized source bases.Scholars and students across the US and the UK cannot escape the towering presence of Argentina in Latin American history. With one of the region's largest economies, a dynamic political culture, and a capital city that has become both an important new tourist destination and study abroad site for students, interest in all things Argentine will not be on the wane anytime soon. Studies of Argentine history and literary and popular cultures likewise occupy prominent spaces in academic journals and university press lists.

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“…A título indicativo cabe mencionar: Tercheck (1997), Pettit (1999), Pockok (1987), Audier (2004), Brugger (1999), Haakonsen (1995), Ovejero, Martí y Gargarella (2004). Sobre el republicanismo iberoamericano véase Rojas (2009) y Aguilar y Rojas (2002); y para el caso uruguayo consúltese Caetano (2011), Gallardo (2006) y López Burian (2009). 3 La era fusionista de la política uruguaya remite a diversos intentos de unión o disolución de las viejas divisas partidarias durante la segunda mitad del siglo XIX.…”

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Entre el ciudadano republicano y el individuo liberal. El debate sobre el voto obligatorio en el nacimiento de la democracia uruguaya

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2020

Estud. Ibero-Am. (Online)

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A la luz del debate sobre el voto obligatorio en la Convención Nacional Constituyente de Uruguay de 1916-1917, este texto reconstruye el ascendiente de un ideario republicano en la política uruguaya, en contrapunto con distintas posiciones liberales. Sin mayores forzamientos semánticos o discursivos, el texto da cuenta de las conexiones existentes entre las posiciones a favor y en contra del voto obligatorio y los leguajes políticos republicanos y liberales que han venido animando gran parte de los debates convencionales sobre la cuestión ciudadana y su reciente reactivación. El artículo permite entrever también la atracción que ejerciera la política de ideas en los debates fundacionales de la democracia uruguaya, así como la relevancia normativa y política de los intercambios deliberativos sostenidos en dicha instancia constitucional***Entre o cidadão republicano e o indivíduo liberal: o debate sobre o voto obrigatório no nascimento da democracia uruguaia***A luz do debate sobre o voto obrigatório na Convenção Nacional Constituinte do Uruguai de 1916-1917, este texto reconstrói a ascendência de uma ideologia republicana na política uruguaia, em contraponto com diferentes posições liberais. Sem grandes pretensões semânticas ou discursivas, o texto dá conta das conexões existentes entre as posições a favor e contra o voto obrigatório e os legados políticos republicanos e liberais que têm encorajado muito dos debates convencionais sobre a questão do cidadão e sua recente reativação. O artigo também nos permite vislumbrar a atração que a política de idéias exerceu nos debates fundamentais da democracia uruguaia, bem como a relevância normativa e política das trocas deliberativas mantidas nesse corpo constitucional.Palavras chave: Republicanismo. Liberalismo. Cidadania. Voto. Uruguai.

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Uruguay. Crisis y Restauración de la República Moderada (1955-1990)

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