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Peru’s Civil War

Peru’s Civil War

A conversation with Max Cameron (video)

Posted in Interview Videos, Week 11 Videos | Tagged with Andes, C20th, democracy, Fujimori, land, land reform, Maoism, peasantry, Peru, politics, revolution, violence, war

Reflections Week 11: Disruption in Peru

Hi all. Since there is no video lecture for this week’s material, I will be writing comments on a video entitled “Peru’s Civil War”, with Maxwell Cameron. One thing I found very interesting which can also be applied in the Peruvian context is that many (and one could argue even most) revolutionary movements praising social […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with APRA, Communist Party of Peru, land reform, Peru, Revolt, revolution

Reflections Week 11: Disruption in Peru

Hi all. Since there is no video lecture for this week’s material, I will be writing comments on a video entitled “Peru’s Civil War”, with Maxwell Cameron. One thing I found very interesting which can also be applied in the Peruvian context is that many (and one could argue even most) revolutionary movements praising social […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with APRA, Communist Party of Peru, land reform, Peru, Revolt, revolution

Week Eleven: The Terror

This week’s focus is on Peru, specifically movements concerning peasant’s rights, freedom from repression, and institutional corruption in the 1980s. Focusing on the Prolonged People’s War of the Shining Path and administration of Alberto Fujimori, Peru experienced another wave of conflict later than other Latin American countries. Rather than the communist revolutions earlier in the […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 11 | Tagged with alberto fujimori, communism, Dirty War, land, land reform, Mexico, middle-class, peasants, Peru, repression, Shining Path

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