Martín Arboleda: Dependence and Freedom, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Dependence and Freedom reconstructs the people and ideas galvanized by Salvador Allende's short-lived socialist government in Chile. Writing beyond the orbit of Western Marxism, intellectuals such as Vânia Bambirra, Theotônio dos Santos, and Ruy Mauro Marini shed crucial insights into the forms of international subordination and of political authoritarianism that ensued from conditions of advanced monopolistic integration in the capitalist world economy.

Following the lives of these theorists into exile in Chile and Mexico, Martín Arboleda reconstructs the original reinterpretation of Marxism-Leninism that they gave rise to, one that led to novel syntheses between socialism and national liberation. In posing fundamental questions of strategy, socialist development, and human freedom, this tradition advanced a framework for the reunification of thought and action that speaks to the most pressing challenges facing critical theory today.