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Duke University Press Makers of Democracy: Middle Classes Colombia History

Name: Makers of Democracy: Middle Classes Colombia History
Brand: Duke University Press
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Makers of Democracy offers a transnational examination of Colombia's middle classes and their pivotal role in shaping democratic institutions and social change. Published by Duke University Press, this scholarly work combines rigorous historical analysis with radical perspectives to explore how middle-class movements, ideologies, and political engagement transformed Colombian society. The book traces the complex relationships between economic development, class formation, and democratic participation across borders and generations, revealing how Colombia's middle classes navigated modernisation, conflict, and reform. Essential for historians, scholars of Latin American studies, and readers interested in understanding the social foundations of democracy in the Global South, this volume provides fresh insights into the transnational networks and historical processes that defined twentieth-century Colombia.

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Makers of Democracy presents a transnational historical perspective on Colombia's middle classes and their influence on democratic development.

Published by Duke University Press, this book applies radical perspectives to analyse class formation and political change in Latin America.

The work explores how Colombia's middle classes engaged with modernisation, social reform, and democratic institutions across multiple historical periods.

Ideal for academic readers, historians, and students researching Latin American history, social movements, and the global history of democracy.

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Brand: Duke University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1478001771
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Social & Cultural
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 26 April 2019
Listed Since: 18 April 2018

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