Struggling with the past: the human rights movement and the politics of memory in post-dictatorship Argentina (1983-2006)

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Author	S.P.C. van Drunen
Title	Struggling with the past: the human rights movement and the politics of memory in post-dictatorship Argentina (1983-2006)
Promotor	J.M. Baud
Co-promotor	B.B. Hogenboom
Date	08-06-2010
Publisher	Rozenberg Publishers
Place	Amsterdam
Year	2010
Pages	346
ISBN	978 90 3610 183 7
Faculty	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Cover Title pages Contents Maps and pictures Acknowledgements Maps Preface 1: Struggling with the past in Argentina: introduction 2: The democratic transition: dealing with the human rights legacy of the military dictatorship 3: Beyond the democratic transition: the struggle against impunity and the growing importance of memory 4: ‘El Olimpo for the neighbourhood’: local involvement in the construction of memory 5: The former militants of the 1970s: reintroducing politics in the memories of the past 6: The institutionalization of truth, justice and memory: new challenges for the human rights movement 7: Constructing a ‘Space for Memory and Human Rights’ in the ESMA: disputes over content, form, and legitimacies 8: Concluding reflections on the struggles over the past in Argentina List of acronyms and abbreviations List of interviewees Bibliography Summary Samenvatting Resumen Curriculum vitae
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