Juventudes de derecha de los años sesenta en América Latina

Abstract

Bohoslavsky highlights three fundamental perspectives for the study of right-wing groups: the analysis of their ideas or their doctrinal corpus, the identification of actors and their interests, and the study of their representations and practices; pointing out that the latter is usually more productive for complex analysis. Bohoslavsky argues that one of the most important findings of recent years is that Latin American rights have been much more transnational than previously believed and that the bonds between their different actors are more frequent, productive, and intense than was supposed.