E-Books →A History of Argentina (World Histories)

The 20th century brings new complexities, from the rise of radicalism under Yrigoyen to the economic turmoil of the Great Depression and the "Infamous Decade." The profound and lasting impact of Juan Perón and Peronism on Argentine society is analyzed in detail, alongside the turbulent years of military coups, political instability, and the tragic "Dirty War." The book explores the nation's return to democracy, the challenges of economic crisis and recovery, and the neoliberal reforms under Menem.
Finally, the narrative examines the Kirchner and Fernández presidencies, the subsequent Macri administration, and the surprising rise of Javier Milei. This period is marked by economic recovery efforts, shifting social policies, and the enduring political challenges of a nation grappling with its past. This book provides a comprehensive and engaging account of Argentina's complex history, offering insights into the events and forces that continue to influence its present and future.