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Week 7: “Modernizing” forces in Latin America

This weeks content focused on the idea of modernity Latin American. Modernity in Latin America and a difficult concept that continues to be debated today. As such a broad idea, it seems to tie into many subjects that we have covered so far in this course. It can be thought of in the context of […]

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Week 7: “Modernizing” forces in Latin America

This weeks content focused on the idea of modernity Latin American. Modernity in Latin America and a difficult concept that continues to be debated today. As such a broad idea, it seems to tie into many subjects that we have covered so far in this course. It can be thought of in the context of […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with democracy, dictator, Mexico, modernization, Porfirio Díaz, Railroads, revolution

Week 7 – Modernity

What was most impressive to me this week was the power that was given to the one article by the journalist, James Creelman, after his interview with Porfirio Diaz. Written in 1908, just two years before the Mexican Revolution, Creelman … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with Creelman, democracy, Diaz, Mexico, modernity, revolution

Week 7 The Export Boom

This week we looked at Latin America post independence and post-caudillo when national governments began to play a bigger role in the state. As a result of the long periods of civil war, caudillo rule, and general lack of state-governed order that ensued after independence, many Latin American states were left with poor conditions: states […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with Creelman, democracy, Diaz, export boom, government, modernity, positivism

Week 7 The Export Boom

This week we looked at Latin America post independence and post-caudillo when national governments began to play a bigger role in the state. As a result of the long periods of civil war, caudillo rule, and general lack of state-governed order that ensued after independence, many Latin American states were left with poor conditions: states […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with Creelman, democracy, Diaz, export boom, government, modernity, positivism

Week 5- Caudillos Versus the Nation State

The beginning of the 19th century brought changes in political institutions, however these changes were juxtaposed for Europeans and Latin Americans. While Europe developed ideas of liberalism to improve their economic and social situations, Latin America faced disputes and civil wars over land and ideological differences. Essentially, Latin American regions attempted to develop their new … Continue reading Week 5- Caudillos Versus the Nation State

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Week 5- Caudillos Versus the Nation State

The beginning of the 19th century brought changes in political institutions, however these changes were juxtaposed for Europeans and Latin Americans. While Europe developed ideas of liberalism to improve their economic and social situations, Latin America faced disputes and civil wars over land and ideological differences. Essentially, Latin American regions attempted to develop their new … Continue reading Week 5- Caudillos Versus the Nation State

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Week Thirteen

I find week thirteen’s homework to be interesting as it focuses contemporary times and what the future holds for different countries in Latin America. In particular, I liked Maxwell Cameron’s conversation, “The Left Turns.” Early in the video, Cameron mentions that, in the past as countries would transition from neoliberalism to the rise of the left, […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 13 | Tagged with Bolivia, Brazil, Cameron, democracy, future, theleftturns, week13

Week Thirteen

I find week thirteen’s homework to be interesting as it focuses contemporary times and what the future holds for different countries in Latin America. In particular, I liked Maxwell Cameron’s conversation, “The Left Turns.” Early in the video, Cameron mentions that, in the past as countries would transition from neoliberalism to the rise of the left, […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 13 | Tagged with Bolivia, Brazil, Cameron, democracy, future, theleftturns, week13

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