Argentina, 1943-1976

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By Donald C. Hodges

University of New Mexico Press, 1976, 207 pp

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A professor of philosophy, with a revolutionary and Marxist view, assesses the factions contending within the Argentine far Left, with numerous comments and comparisons pertaining to Cuban and other radical precedents. A restructured Peronist movement of the Left is discussed. A bit theoretical, but not technical.

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