Historia de la Revolución Hispano - Americana, 3

Libro que nos relata la historia de las estadías en el Perú del director supremo de Chile Bernardo O'Higgins y que nos muestra los lazos de hermandad que se forjaron entre las familias peruanas y chilenas que tenían casa en Lima y Santiago, cuando sus hijos se encontraron en las aulas del insurgente Convictorio de San Carlos regentado por el sabio Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza. Este es el caso de la entrañable amistad del peruano José Bernardo Tagle y Bernardo O'Higgins

"Marvelous collection of newspaper editorials, reflecting different political opinions, on the Allende period. Also contains numerous pictures as well as documents plus various political cartoons. A godsend to scholars who wish to avoid grimy archives"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

A selection of works written at the start of the author's writing career between 1983 and 1990, it consists of three sections. The first contains cultural criticism, the second, writings about Chilean rock, and the third is criticism of literature and the arts that reflect the counterculture sensibility evident in all the pieces.

This thesis studies worker participation, a basic component of industrial organization, in Chile between late 1970 and mid-1973. While the study does not analyze the overall behavior of the Chilean economy during these years, it does in some instances refer to it. The study compares previous hypotheses about worker participation with the real situation, through a cross-section analysis of the experiences undergone by Chile's leading industrial concerns in 1971 and 1972