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Eurocommunism and theConcertación: Reflections on Chilean European Exile 1973–1989
Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research, 2015 © 2015 Association of Iberian and Latin American Studies of Australasia (AILASA). Of the 200,000 exiles who fled Chile after the coup, between one third and one half went to Eastern and Western Europe.
Marivic Wyndham
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Eurocommunism and the Spanish communists
West European Politics, 1981 This article attempts to place the PCE in the generally‐held views of Eurocommunism and explore the current orientation of the party. Focusing on the ideology and the political practice of the PCE, the thesis is that the PCE is a ‘Eurocommunist’ party in
Prevost, Gary
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1981
Invented (hopefully? mischievously?) by a journalist of Yugoslav origin writing for an Italian paper,1 ignored or repudiated at first by the Western European communist parties, then adopted in turn by Berlinguer, Carrillo and Marchais, the term “Eurocommunism” describes the latest recrudescence of a secular tendency in the international communist ...
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Invented (hopefully? mischievously?) by a journalist of Yugoslav origin writing for an Italian paper,1 ignored or repudiated at first by the Western European communist parties, then adopted in turn by Berlinguer, Carrillo and Marchais, the term “Eurocommunism” describes the latest recrudescence of a secular tendency in the international communist ...
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