Socioeconomic Crisis and Political Participation in Argentina, I

The materials in this collection provide a look at the economic, political, and social response that surrounded and followed the profound economic crisis in Argentina in 2001. They consist mostly of flyers, pamphlets, bulletins, serials, reports, and posters. While some materials published during the the second half of the 1990s were included in the collection, the bulk was created after 2001.

The collection is divided into subject sections. These include sections on organizations and movements known in Argentina as ahorristas, deudores, asambleas vecinales (neighborhood assemblies) and piqueteros, protest movements, the debate over the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA / ALCA), and other political and social organizations. In most sections, materials are then grouped alphabetically according to publisher. The briefest pamphlets and flyers, usually two pages or less, are left untitled and grouped together.

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MICROFILM 12065

MICROFILM 7813 (Master printing copy. Available for reproduction only.)

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Main catalog: collection record

Main catalog: microfilm record

This collection was processed by Aimée Contreras, Ana Cordovil, Lauren Hooten and Amanda Post Whitehead in 2005. Finding aid written by Aimée Contreras, Ana Cordovil, Lauren Hooten and Amanda Post Whitehead in 2005.

Additional material related to the subjects addressed in this collection can be found in the collections listed below. For a complete list of Latin American ephemera collections, consult the Guide to the Princeton University Latin American Microfilm Collections (call number: Z1610 .G842 1993) and subsequent supplements.

Argentine political parties, pamphlets

Argentine political parties, II : pamphlets

Economic and labor issues in Argentina, 1969-1990

Human rights in Argentina, III

Politics in Argentina, II

Socioeconomic development in Argentina, 1957-1987

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Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Socioeconomic Crisis and Political Participation in Argentina, I; Princeton University Library.

Publisher

Latin American Ephemera

Finding aids author

Aimée Contreras; Ana Cordovil; Lauren Hooten; Amanda Post Whitehead

Date

2007

Creator

Princeton University. Library

Subject

Citizen's associations -- Argentina

Demonstrations -- Argentina

Free trade -- Argentina

Political participation -- Argentina

Protest movements -- Argentina

Social movements -- Argentina

Organization

Free Trade Area of the Americas (Organization)

Place

Argentina -- Economic conditions -- 1983-

Argentina -- Economic policy

Argentina -- Politics and government -- 1983-2002

Argentina -- Social conditions -- 1983-

Language

Spanish; Castilian