Uruguay in Transnational Perspective (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Uruguay in Transnational Focus

1. Trans-Imperial Dynamics and the Making of Independent Uruguay: The Portuguese Presence in the Formation of the Banda Oriental (1716-1810)

2. Artigas and the Formation of Uruguay: A Transnational Look

3. Rethinking Trans-local Black Communities in Uruguay Across the Southern Cone

4. British Economic Expansion and Informal Empire in Uruguay during the Nineteenth Century

5. Italians in Montevideo and the Conception of a Latin Atlantic, 1915-1920

6. Between Offside to Orsai: Uruguayan Soccer, a (Trans)National Sport

7. Montevideo, Buenos Aires, and the Rise of Tango in the Early 20th Century

8. The Global Circulation of Eugenic Ideas Through Women’s Gymnastics in Mid-Twentieth Century Uruguay

9. "For Peace and Freedom:" Paulina Luisi and Global Anti-Fascist Feminism from Uruguay

10. Black Anti-fascism: The Transnational Politics of Nuestra Raza

11. Panorama Estudiantil: Mapping the Transnational Solidarities and Ideologies of Uruguayan University Students (1908-1956)

12. Aldo Solari and Vivian Trias: Two Intellectual Drifts in the Cold War

13. The secret services of the Soviet Bloc and their allies in Uruguay: The fight against imperialism during the first half of the 1960s

14. Christian Democratic Parties of Uruguay and Chile in the discussion on the unity of the left (1964-1971)

15. An Anarchy for The South: Third Worldism, Popular Power, and the Uruguayan Anarchist Federation, 1956-76

16. Uruguay and the "Cuban issue," 1959-1964

17. Wounds that won’t heal: Mujeres case challenges to Uruguay’s post-transitional culture of impunity