Review of 30 years of democracy in Chile in the Latin American context

Conference of the Research Initiative Social Movements in the Global Age by Geoffrey Pleyers

Thirty years after the plebiscite that put an end to the Chilean dictatorship, Manuel Antonio Garretón will analyze the significance of this plebiscite and its consequences and discuss Chilean democracy in the context of Latin America and the transformations of society and its actors.

Speaker

Manuel Antonio Garretón, Professor at the Université of Chile

Comments by Alain Touraine and Geoffrey Pleyers

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The conferences of the Social Movements in the Global Age Research Initiative analyze social movements in the South of the planet or regions that are generally not very visible in the sociological field, such as Eastern Europe with the aim of better integrating researchers, analysts and actors from these regions into building a global, multi-situated perspective on social movements and the challenges of democracy in this troubled period.

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