At the dawn of the 21st Century, left governments have been established in a large group of Latin American countries. In the course of this “wave”, there has been an important novelty: the debut of social democratic governments in Brazil, Chile and Uruguay. These experiences can be compared to the “classic” European benchmark and to the “late” generations of social democracy, especially Spain and Portugal, which also emerged after democratic transitions and on the track of the neo-liberal transition, away from the “golden years” of the Keynesian era and facing a new globalization drive:lai.su.se/about-us/events/open-lectures/lagg-till-evenemang/a-new-generation-of-social-democratic-governments-in-latin-america-uruguay-in-comparative-perspective-1.145560
Posted on: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 11:25:59 +0000
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