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Ordenes, Mathias

Diaz-Diego, Jose

When labour rebels: landowners strategies during the Chilean agrarian reform (1964-1973)

UNIV MURCIA

HISTORIA AGRARIA

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The object of this article is to describe and analyze the strategies landowners used against mobilized workers in south-central Chile during the agrarian reform. Key aspects analyzed in the development of landowner strategies include the traditional composition of the rural world, the changes occurring in the socio-political panorama over time, as well as workers' unions and landowner organizations. Along with the potential for violence, unusual actions included patron organization unity, a propositional discourse opposing agrarian reform, a search for agreements with the peasant movement, and the establishment of an alliance with higher-level legal and tenant resources. A review of bibliographic, documentary and archival sources offers greater understanding of the reformist period. It has traditionally been conceptualized through a historiographic narrative of interclass struggles and political and labor confrontation, but here incorporates variables that include negotiation, coalitions and modernization.

Artículo original

10.26882/histagrar.074e07o

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land reform# landowners' strategies# social conflicts# Central and Southern Chile

http://dx.doi.org/10.26882/histagrar.074e07o

History

reforma agraria# estrategias de los terratenientes# conflictos sociales# Centro y Sur de Chile

Sociología

Ciencias Políticas

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WOS:000426332400010

When labour rebels: landowners strategies during the Chilean agrarian reform (1964-1973)

Artículo original

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UNIV MURCIA

HISTORIA AGRARIA

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1139-1472

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