Cordoba: left workers and social conflict in the government of Amadeo Sabattini
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Nov 30, 2011
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This paper focuses on the type of relations established between the radical government of Amadeo Sabattini (1936-39) and the labor movement from an analytical perspective that correlates three levels: the development of new state practices marked by conciliation and arbitration in labor disputes, the expansion of the current leftwing unions and their unification into a single confederation, and the responses of the Catholic Church and the Conservative Party
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Tcach, C. (2011). Cordoba: left workers and social conflict in the government of Amadeo Sabattini. Sociohistórica, (30). Retrieved from https://www.sociohistorica.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/SHn30a02
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